The Japanese word 先生 (sensei) is commonly used to refer to a teacher or person who has far greater knowledge than your own (and imparts that wisdom). For example, the word is also applied to doctors.
先生 also functions as an honorific, meaning that it is often placed after someone's name to mean 'Mr/Mrs...' in a school.
The root word sens means "Feeling".
"Sens" in French can mean "meaning," "direction," or "sense" depending on the context in which it is used.
"To" (as in: going to a place) would be "ni" or "he (pronounced eh)" in Japanese.
" Umbrella " is the meaning of the name Ella.. Because Ella, Ella, eh eh .. Under my Umbrella..
"Top" is "ue" (pronounced: oo-eh).
It's the meaning of life.
ie ie = no no pronounciation ->> ee eh ee eh
英語 eigo (eh-go)
It's Toboe and is pronounced toe-bow-eh.
It's eto, but in Japanese script it is ええと. It is pronounced Eh-toe
yes is hai (pronounced hi) no is ee eh (pronounced eh eh)
eh eh beti mean thank you you can say yes eh eh beti and you could also say yes beti meaning yes thank you also can get mixed up with hindi meaning yes daughter