In English its NEKO.
That is nonsense. It has no meaning in Spanish.
Try luring the kitty out with some treats or toys. You can also softly call its name or make comforting sounds to coax it out. If these methods don't work, giving the kitty some space and time may encourage it to come out on its own.
Kitty would be someones first name. It doesn't really mean something.
One day a long long time ago a girl said Hawoo Hitey and the father got an idea of Hello Kitty and that is the man who wrote the books and created the movie of Hello Kitty. And that my friends is the story of Hello Kitty!-Hello Kitty ExpertHello Kitty UniversityFounding Since 1996actually no thts a lie u need to do more research because company in london in 1974 wanted to think of a cartoon tht kids and teens would like..so get it straight
Keith kissed Kitty knowingly.
Translated from the word 'Neko'.
Neko or ねこ
neko=cat ^_^
Hello Kitty was originally Japanese, and 'Hello Kitty' is the English translation.
micio (mee-choh)Micino = Kitty Gatto = Cat Put it all together.. Micino Gatto/Kitty Cat.
Micio fortunato! is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Lucky kitty!" The masculine singular phrase also translates literally as "fortunate kitty" in English. The pronunciation will be "MEE-tcho FOR-too-NA-to" in Pisan Italian.
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'
Neko is the japanese word for cat or "kitty".
The closest translation to "kitty kitty" would be "Mietzekatze"
Hello Kitty is a brand. It is not a Japanese word.
moon kitty is moon kitty moon cat is "tsukineko"
Hello Kitty is a Japanese Character.