静かな /shi zu ka na/ is a Japanese word for 'silent' as an adjective.
静寂な /sei ja ku na/ also can be used in the same way.
shizukani
静かな死 (shizuka na shi) would mean "Silent Death" in Japanese.
太陽 (taiyou) the u is silent.
ありがとう友達 (arigatou tomodachi) the u in arigatou is silent. =]
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.
メロン is how you say melon in Japanese.
静かな死 (shizuka na shi) would mean "Silent Death" in Japanese.
太陽 (taiyou) the u is silent.
You may say 'mugon no,' written: 無言の
Under is "shita". The I is silent. The kanji for this word is 下
黙示 【もくし】 mokushi translates to "apocalypse," literally meaning "silent showing" or "silent revelation."
The word "silent" in Japanese is spelled like this: サイレント
"Alex" is a Scottish name, not a Japanese name. I suppose the Japanese would attempt to pronounce it, "Arexu", the "u" being silent if spoken by a man.
No, Silent hill is madew by Team Silent, Which is a subbranch of Konami. Konami is a Japanese company.
You could say 'mugon no shi,' written: 無言の死
Esupaa, silent u
The silent k says kn.
ありがとう友達 (arigatou tomodachi) the u in arigatou is silent. =]