Two options: "Konnichiwa minna-san" (hello everyone) or "Konnichiwa yuujin oyobi gakusei" (こんにちは友人および学生)" The latter is not recommended, as it sounds rather formal and awkward--better to just address everyone.
1) Its Japanese, not japaneeze, and 2) The person who was the founder of Hello Kitty and Friends (Sanrio) was from Japan, therefore making Hello Kitty originally Japanese.
This would be quite hard to translate. I think the closest would be 同級生たち (doukyuuseitachi) which means something along the lines of 'my classmates'. Example: 同級生たち、こんにちは (doukyuuseitachi, konnichiwa) - "Hello, my fellow students."
I believe it would be "Watashi no tomodachi, Konnichiwa"
Hello in romaji is Konnichiwa
yellow hello
Hello Kitty was originally Japanese, and 'Hello Kitty' is the English translation.
Greetings, fellow.
Hello Kitty is a brand. It is not a Japanese word.
"Konichiwa" is a greeting in Japanese which means "hello" or "good afternoon".
Hello - Half Japanese album - was created in 2001.
bellow hello, or yellow-Yellow-Cello-mellow-hello
Hello in Japanese symbols.. = こんにちは (: