The quotation marks change the first consonant in the syllable. E.g. ka, ki, ku, ke, ko becomes ga, gi, gu, ge, go.
(s becomes z, t becomes d, h becomes b....)
If you mean the small circle on the bottom right of a character, that is the same as a period in english. It marks the end of a sentence.
The names of the Little Twin Stars are Kiki and Lala. They are characters created by the Japanese company Sanrio.
If you mean 'how would these words sound if I used Japanese characters to write them so that they still sound as similar as possible': Ritturu Jyapaniizu.
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Eyes are really important in Japan. I've heard of them as defined as a way to see the soul. Also if you look at anime characters they are tall, light skinned, large eyed, and usually if female very well endowed. Have you ever seen a Japanese person who fits those? Nope. American's are the wide eyes. Basically, Japanese Anime characters are basically Americans drawn by Japanese and are just assumed as Japanese although they have very little Japanese traits.
Press the 3 little circles
No. There are big ones, medium ones, and little bitty ones.But all circles are similar.
The little circles represent the gas molecules and the arrows denote the direction of their motion.
Little in Japanese is Sukoshi
Little Beach is Obama in Japanese Obama means "little beach" in Japanese.
No. All characters in My Little Pony are fictional.
The planets move on little circles that move on bigger circles.
A plasmid.