In Japanese there are prefixes 'o' and 'go' when you want to add the sense of 'honorable + someone' to a title, the difference in usage of 'go' and 'o' is related to the origin of the related word, but you see 'o' a lot more often. Like 'okaa-san', 'onii-san' etc. As for father you can say 'otou-sama' and also 'chichi-ue'. The suffix 'ue' (meaning literally: top, over, on, high, etc) also is used for the same purpose.
You can say 'osoroshii musume' or 'hidoi musume'.
What is the word 'Honorable' when translated from English to Japanese.
You may say 'otousan.'
chi chi is how you say father in Japanese. 父 is how you write father in Japanese.
Katai (Kah-Tay) is the Japanese word for honorable(I don't know the characters for it)
You can say 'osoroshii musume' or 'hidoi musume'.
What is the word 'Honorable' when translated from English to Japanese.
You may say 'otousan.'
chi chi is how you say father in Japanese. 父 is how you write father in Japanese.
Katai (Kah-Tay) is the Japanese word for honorable(I don't know the characters for it)
Father in Japanese is お父さん (otousan) or 父 (chichi).
to say father in Japanese is 父 and it is read like chichi hope this helps :)
"Three" is "san" (pronounced with "a" like in father).
父の日 (chichi no hi)
You may say 'otousan,' among others. Written in Japanese, this is: お父さん
Well here are three. 1. Japanese: Masayoshi- meaning righteous and honorable 2. English: Erik- meaning honorable and powerful 3. Irish: Brian- meaning strong and honorable. Hope these are ok
My father was an honorable man, helping people whenever he could and never asking for payment in return.