The same way you say it in English lol.
emo un emo una emo unos emos emos lo emo
But you might not want to say "Watashi WA emo desu," because you are essentially saying, "I am a potato." When I was in Japan, they told me that when you call someone an "emo" in Japan, you are essentially saying that they dress like a country bumpkin, and their fashion sense is poor, to say the least. It simply doesn't translate. The closest I can come up with is something called "harajuku keitai." Harajuku is an area in Tokyo where people with various styles, like gothic lolita, cosplay, visual kei (the crazy J-rock look), etc. hang out. But I'd be hesitant to call myself that unless I actually hung out in Harajuku.
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.
メロン is how you say melon in Japanese.
To say tennis in Japanese.........テニス
Emo in Japanese is エモ
Emo means potato in Japanese.
No, emo does not mean potatoes in Japanese.
It's written 'imo' but pronounced like 'emo' in English. Yes, it means potato.
emo un emo una emo unos emos emos lo emo
depends if you are an emo ... if you a , say yes if your not say no ... or you can just say , MYOB
Shujouteki - emotional (japanese doesn't have the word emo, but its just a shortened word for emotional anyway so it makes since) ookami - wolf shujouteki ookami - emotional wolf
im emo i like koniwa in kolisha i like a cara
its kinda hard to explain, you would have to be emo yourself to understand it
No.He is not. And you don't say an/a emo,its just 'Is he emo?'. Emo is a way to describe people, not a type of race,religion, type of person,or anything.
Emo.
Me encanta los chicos emo