how would you use it
I wonder how this question relate to this category...
Small wonder, then, that in Japan the English word customer has become synonymous with the Japanese phrase for "honored guest."
As far as I know, there isn't an accurate verb for "wonder". The closest you'll encounter is probably 思 - omo(u) - which is the same as "to think/feel/consider"
Since ypou didn't answer in the discussion I'll mention most common usages.. 奇跡 (ki se ki) is Japanese for wonder, in its sense of 'marvel, miracle'. 不思議 (fu shi gi) is for its sense of 'mystery, myth'.
Transferring a Mystery Gift Wonder Card is only possible if a Wonder Card has been programmed to be transferrable sadly only Japanese players are capable of doing that with some of their Wonder Cards. Nintendo of America took that out for our Secret Key event.
猫の恋 (neko no koi) would mean "cat's love" in Japanese. But I wonder if you are meaning the type of innocent, childish love generally referred to as "puppy love". If it is that you are thinking of, the Japanese word is 幼い恋 (osanai koi).
Miracle in Japanese is kiseki.The Japanese word kiseki meaning "Miracle, Wonder, Marvel" is composed of the kanji (read as "ki") meaning "unusual; curiosity" and (read as "seki") meaning "mark; impression; tracks".
they just don't have that letter in their alphabet
W means 笑おう(Waraou or laugh) it has the same meaning as lol in japanese.
"My Little Runaway" (?) I wonder, I wo- wo- wo- wo- wonder Why, Why- why- why-why- why- She ran away And I wonder Where she will stay My little Runaway Run run run run Runaway
wonder gifts are just that .wonder every gift can become wonder, everything depends on you. especially personalized gifts are so wonder.
oh i wonder wonder whats in a wonder ball who knows what suprises a wonder ball may hide yummy nestle chocolate with candy shapes inside oh i wonder wonder what in a wonder ball!