"Konnichiwa Koibito" translates to "Hello, my lover" in English. "Konnichiwa" means "hello," and "koibito" refers to "lover" or "sweetheart." This phrase is often used in a romantic context to greet a loved one.
It means loved one. As in your lover. I hope that helped! c:
Koibito.
konnichiwa.
konnichiwa
Lover and can also mean my lover or poetically, my love.
Minasan, konnichiwa.
That is not Japanese, you might mean 'konnichiwa' which can mean 'hello, good day etc' and is used as standard greeting during different times of day.
Hello = "Konnichiwa" How are you? = "Genki desu ka?"
"Konnichiwa" is the Japanese greeting that translates as "Good afternoon".
"Shiroi Koibito" translates to "white lover" in Japanese. It is also the name of a famous cookie snack from Hokkaido, Japan.
The Japanese term for "Good afternoon" has the spelling "konnichiwa" in romaji (English characters).
it means hello.