"Konbanwa sai sai" (こんばんはさいさい) is a greeting in Japanese that combines "konbanwa," meaning "good evening," with "sai sai," which can be interpreted as a playful or affectionate expression. The phrase might not be commonly used in formal contexts, but it conveys a friendly and warm sentiment. It's often used in casual conversations among friends or close acquaintances.
juukyuu sai desu
Sai (VDW was here)
juusan sai
It is 'sai,' written: 犀
The kanji is 歳 (sai).
サイネージ (sai nee ji)(ee:long e) is Japanese for the exact word 'signage'.
Tōketsu-sai
chii sai
"Thirteen" is 'juu san' in Japanese. "Thirteen years old" is 'juu san sai.'
watashi WA ju san sai desu.
Power rangers matobi sai
It was used in the martial art of kobudo. It is a dagger-shaped truncheon.