You may say 'ara,' though it is feminine. It is written: あら
BIITO (beet-oh) also Heart Beat- HAATO BIITO, (haht-oh beet-oh)
hikooki (he-koh-key, long oh sound)
"Ojisan" is pronounced "oh" (as in "oh well"), "jee" (like the letter "G"), and "san" (rhymes with "lawn").
Kuro neko. Pronounced Koo-row Neck-oh. In Japanese it would be written 黒猫
Oh, dude, to say "black storm" in Japanese, you would say "kuroi arashi." It's like saying "black" and "storm" separately, but in Japanese. So, if you ever find yourself in Japan and need to describe a dark and stormy night, now you know how to say it!
お金 The Japanese word for money is okane. The way to say it phonetically is "oh-kah-nay
oh is not a word in Japanese but death is 死 i you ever have trouble go to yahoo.com and type babel fish then take it from there.
oh-re-oh.. otherwise known as oreo. they also originated from japan.
BIITO (beet-oh) also Heart Beat- HAATO BIITO, (haht-oh beet-oh)
hikooki (he-koh-key, long oh sound)
there is no real translation but "so" or "Ahso" are used similarly
"Memory" is "kiyoku" (pronounced: kee-oh-koo).
"Ojisan" is pronounced "oh" (as in "oh well"), "jee" (like the letter "G"), and "san" (rhymes with "lawn").
'Oyasumi,' pronounced roughly like "Oh-yah-soo-mee."
Kuro neko. Pronounced Koo-row Neck-oh. In Japanese it would be written 黒猫
aoi hana. ah-oh-ee hah-nah
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