気をつけて (kiotsukete) For pronunciation read this site http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~bestor/easy_pronunciation.htm
All of them because they just translated the episodes to English you can watch it in Japanese
The phrase 'los telez' is from the the Spanish language. When translated into English it means the telez. It is from a Spanish song and one can watch the video on YouTube.
my guess would be shinigami no kishi, but idon't speak Japanese i only watch anime
"Yoru mitekudasai" can mean either "watch the night" or "watch it at night." The subject isn't really specified.
"Wrist watch" in English is orologio da polso in Italian.
You can watch Japanese episodes with English subbs at, onepiece dot com
That is the correct spelling of the phrase "we watch football" in English.
guardare un film?
No, no no! Naruto Shippuden is only on Japanese, and Naruto can be subed or dubed, and that means that you can watch Naruto episodes on English and on Japanese.
There is no English version of Shugo Chara.
"We all watch television at home" in English is Noi tutti guardiamo la televisione a casa in Italian.
You can watch Naruto free at www.Narutoget.com and download them, as well as shippuden. ive only watched them in japanese with english subtitles, i dont know if narutoget has episodes in english dub. (They say they do but i dont know how to watch them) some advice: watch in japanese with english subtitles. it is so much cooler and the people sound natural. Watch some japanese naruto and then see an english one and you wont believe how stupid everyone sounds. [Warning, they don't censor drug/alchahol references or swearing in japanese]