There are two common ways of asking "how was your day?" in Japanese. These are: 今日はどうだった? (kyou wa dou datta) and 今日はどんな一日だった? (kyou wa donna ichinichi datta). I believe that the first option is more common, but either should suffice.The above sentences should be used only when talking to close family or friends. In the case of a superior or someone of a higher status than your own, you should use the more polite versions which are 今日はどうでしたか (kyou wa dou deshita ka) and 今日はどんな一日でしたか (kyou wa donna ichinichi deshita ka).
I would say "(their name) no hi WA ikaga deshita ka." which is polite.
Other possibilities:
kyou WA dou deshita ka.
lit: How was today?
kyou WA yokatta deshita ka.
was today good?
You may say 'hoka no hi' or 'betsu no hi.'
'It is my day off today' is僕は今日休みなんだ(boku wa kyou yasumi nanda) in Japanese.
we say Nakagawa if we want to say inside in Japanese.
サンクスギビングでー sankusugibingudee it will have to be in katakana because it is a foreign word
Mō ichi-nichi means one more day in Japanese,but もう一日 are the signs that mean one more day in Japanese.
Ching
You mean 'day by day'. In that case you can say 'himashi ni yarimashou'.
A school's "sports day" is called 運動会 (undoukai) in Japanese.
chea chaye choayu
If you meant to say "konichiwa" then it means good afternoon/good day in Japanese :L
父の日 (chichi no hi)
Anata no hahaoya wa baishunpudearu
You may say 'hoka no hi' or 'betsu no hi.'
ダル pronounced day-ru (a Japanese r is like an r and an l mixed together)
ある日 (Aru hi) is how you say one day in Japanese.
You may say 'ii hi,' written: 良い日
降雪日 (kousetsu bi) means "Snow Day".