Probably because back when they adopted the word, they never really spoke of such things. There is a Japanese "word" for it now. It's more of an onomatopoeia though and that's "chu."
Chuu Kissu (or the way Japanese people pronounce the word "Kiss")
It's exactly the same word in Japanese as in English.
probably it's an onomatopoeia for a kiss
its the same
the same
'Same.'
its the same
the same
goth in Japanese would be spelt with katakana so its basicaly the same word as English but pronounced 'gosu'
The word 'yes' in Japanese is pronounced the same as English's 'hi'. It is written in Japanese as はい (hai).
The Japanese word for 'Scotland' is the same as in English, but approximated into the language with native phonemes. Written in Japanese it is: スコットランド. In English characters, it is "sukuttorando."
In Japanese, when the word no is said, it can be said as ___, ______, or ________. The Japanese language does not use the same alphabet as the English language.