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How do you say 'princess' in Japanese?
"hime" or "himemiya" is what you say for princess in Japanese.
What is the word 'princess' when translated from English to Japanese?
Princess in Japanese/Hime "hime" or "himemiya" is what you say for princess in Japanese. Hime :D
How do you say 'flower princess' in Japanese?
Hana Hime.
How do you say water princess in japanese?
'Mizu no oujo'.
How do you say i you're princess in Japanese?
'You are princess' would be 'anata WA oujo-sama desu'.
How do you say princess of the winter solstice Japanese?
Tōji no ōjo
How do you say dragon princess in Japanese?
tsuki hime
How do you say blue princess in Japanese?
青い姫 (aoi hime) means "Blue Princess".
How do you say Fire lady or princess in Japanese?
Kasai josei or Ōjo
How do you say Princess cat in Japanese?
Princess cat would be pronounced as neko hime ( neck-oh he-may).
How do you say black princess on Japanese?
黒い姫 (kuroi hime)
How do you say princess of stars in Japanese?
You may say 'hoshi no hime,' written:　星の姫
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