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How do you write 'on' in Japanese?
The Japanese word for "on" depends on context, but it could be written ? or ??
What is the Japanese word for the English word Seven?
shichi or nana It depends on context. If there is no context, default to shichi.
What is the word 'flaming' when translated from English to Japanese?
It depends what context you mean. If you mean it as a synonym to "fiery" or "blazing", it's "ranran".
How do you say ends in Portuguese?
I guess it depends on the context but you have the verbs terminar/finalizar. Still, it depends on the context.
Do you say attached to or attached with?
it depends on the context
How do you say living in Gaelic?
It depends on the context
How do I say my name in Japanese?
That all depends on what your name is.
Meaning of shizuka ni in Japanese?
(quiet, calm, peaceful) (in, at, on) depends on context of the sentence
How do you say 'you won't have to' in Japanese?
It does depend on the context but you can say "hitsuyou ha nai" or "hitsuyou ha arimasen"
How do you say is pretty in latin?
preysoomo -- You could say bella, but it depends on the context, really. Pulchra would also work but once again, depends on the context.
How do you say other color in Japanese?
It depends on context. If you are describing actual colours, such as red, blue, pink, etc., you might say, "hoka no iro" or "chigau iro" or even "tashoku" if you are describing certain kinds of gemstones.
How do you say vice president in Japanese?
In Japanese, "vice president" is said as "副社長" (fuku shachō) when referring to a vice president in a company. Alternatively, in a political context, it can be referred to as "副大統領" (fuku daitōryō). The term used depends on the specific context in which the vice president operates.
