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No, as the company Sanrio named it 'hello kitty' in the first place. Sanrio is a Korean company.
Hello Kitty is a brand. It is not a Japanese word.
No! Hello Kitty is owned by Sanrio. They named hello kitty in English from the beginning - there is no translation. If you would like to know, if you were to translate 'Hello Kitty' into Japanese, it would be 'Konichiwa Neko San'
I am Chinese and know FLUENT Chinese! Kitty in NOT a word in Chinese. if your looking for what IS kitty in Chinese it is Mao. kitty is not a Chinese word. the word devil in Chinese Is Kitty Right Or No??
To celebrate Passover.
Hello Kitty has special significance to Asian Americans. “In talking to Japanese Americans who grew up in the 1970s, they say, 'That figure means so much to us because she was ours. If you are a kitty lover you can check our store: woofdoggydawg . com/
No, as the company Sanrio named it 'hello kitty' in the first place. Sanrio is a Korean company.
Hello Kitty is a brand. It is not a Japanese word.
it means a kitten that is small and a miss!
witty kitty
I think it means kitty poopy
kitty kats.
"Kitty" is short for "Katharine". Nobody knows where the name "Katharine" comes from. Some people have suggested it comes from the Greek word "katharos", which means "pure". Others have suggested the Slavic "Ekaterina", which might mean "tortured". So let "Kitty" mean whatever it means to you!
It means: "Hello Kitty"
It means smile kitty kitty smile!=]
In Japanese, kitty means demon. Why do you think she does, "Rawr rawr rawr rawr!" .