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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 you say black death in Japanese?
Kokushibyou
How do you say red death in Japanese?
Aka no shi
How do you say death bringer in Japanese?
Shi no engimono
How do you say death note in Japanese?
desu noto
How do you say rain death in Japanese?
shinnu ame
How do you say 'death god' in Japanese?
shinigami. lol jigoku means place of death.
What is the word 'death' when translated into Japanese?
You may say 'shi.'
How do you say silent death in Japanese?
静かな死 (shizuka na shi) would mean "Silent Death" in Japanese.
When is death note kira's game coming to America?
There are no prevision, but I think that it's will be only in Japanese
How do you say power of death in Japanese?
Power of death = 死の力 Shi no chikara
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