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How do you say night in Japanese?
You may say 'yoru.'
How do you say night star in Japanese?
'Hoshi.'
How do you say Stars of the night in Japanese?
hoshi no yoru
How do you say head of house in Japanese?
Kakun
How do you say House wine in Japanese?
house wine - ハウスワイン (Hausuwain)
How can you say 'house wife' in Japanese?
"Housewife" is 主婦 (shufu) in Japanese.
How do you prounounce home in Japanese?
I'm not sure about "home" but I know how to say house to prounounce house in japanese: ie
What is the word 'night' when translated into Japanese?
You may say 'yoru.'
How do you say night lily in Japanese?
The words night lily are said in Japanese as yoru yuri. These words are said in Italian as notte giglio.
How do you say night wolf in Japanese?
yoru - night ookami - wolf yoru ookami - night wolf
How do you say house cat in Japanese?
nee shhemiaow wee
What is the Japanese word for night?
yoruYou may say 'yoru.'The word night when translated is yabun or yoru.
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