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How do you say death in Japanese?
'Shi'
How do you say death in Japaneses?
"Shi" is how you say death in Japanese. "Shi" is also how you say four Japanese, which is a reason why 4 is considered unlucky in Japan as it is said the same way as "death" is.
How do say black in Japanese?
its kuro
How do you say red death in Japanese?
Aka no shi
What Is Black Dragon Of Death In Japanese?
You may say 'shi no sasori,' written：　死のサソリ
How do you say black heart in Japanese?
kuroikokoro
How do you say black moon in Japanese?
Kurotsuki
How do you say black swan in Japanese?
kokuchou
How do you say black ink in Japanese?
kuroji
How do you say black ant in Japanese?
kuroari
How do you say death bringer in Japanese?
Shi no engimono
How do you say death note in Japanese?
desu noto
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