I'm guessing you mean the character Ka or か/カ the first one is in hiragana the second katakana. Ka is just one of the 46 characters (+the thousands of kanji) used for writing in Japanese like "t" is used in English.
While the above answer is correct, adding ka(か) to the end of a sentence makes it a question.
"Ka" in Japanese means mosquito
has many meanings here are some
koi = carp
= come
= love
shell
濃い赤色 Koi akairo
Koi has several meanings. One refers to the type of fish, which written in Japanese is: 鯉 The other refers to "love," which is written: 恋
The phrase il e bon ou koi translated into English means il and better your koi. These are Haitian words, but it makes little sense when it is translated to English.
Koi are a form of carp found in East Asia where they were originally farmed as a food fish. The name Koi means carp in Japanese and the word koi also means love in Japanese, same as Row (number of things in straight line) and Row (a noisy quarrel) in english.
The Japanese for Koi is nishikigoi.
The Japanese word for 'love' may be either 愛 (ai) or 恋 (koi). These two may also be combined to make 恋愛 (ren'ai), which also means 'love'.
'First love' would be translated as 初恋 (hatsukoi) in Japanese. This is roughly pronounced like "hah-tsoo-koi".
Koi (the fish name, meaning carp) sounds like the word for "fancy" or "love". In Japanese characters, Koi is "恋".
a fish, a koi carp
Koi is a Japanese word for a Japanese fish. Coy has a similar meaning to cunning. The words are not interchangeable even though they have the same pronunciation (they are homophones).AnswerKoi is Japanese for carp, so it's a tautology to say "koi carp".
In English, "Tu dis koi de bon" translates to "What good news do you have?"
A koi is a large and colourful Japanese carp.