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How do you say ' little bear ' in Japanese?
小さな熊 (chiisana kuma)
What is little bear in japanese?
You may say 'chiisai kuma,' or 'chiisana kuma.' "Bear cub" would be 'kuma no ko.'
How do you say teddy bear in Japanese?
テディベア (tedibea)
How do you say female bear in Japanese?
Oh honey, in Japanese, a female bear is called a "himeguma." So next time you're feeling fancy and want to impress someone with your animal knowledge, just drop that little gem into the conversation. You're welcome.
How do you say bear in japanese?
You may say 'kuma,' written:　くま
How do you say ' little bear ' in Japanese?
小さな熊 (chiisana kuma)
What is little bear in japanese?
You may say 'chiisai kuma,' or 'chiisana kuma.' "Bear cub" would be 'kuma no ko.'
How do you say White bear in Japanese?
White = shiro bear (animal) = kuma
How do you say teddy bear in Japanese?
テディベア (tedibea)
How do you say female bear in Japanese?
Oh honey, in Japanese, a female bear is called a "himeguma." So next time you're feeling fancy and want to impress someone with your animal knowledge, just drop that little gem into the conversation. You're welcome.
How do you say little bear in ute language?
In Ute language, "little bear" is "na-kusi."
How do you say bear in japanese?
You may say 'kuma,' written:　くま
What is Japanese for black bear?
True you can say, "kuroguma" but that would be the direct translation from English. The name for black bears in Japanese is, "tsukino waguma". Meaning moon bear, or crescent bear.
How do you say Earth Bear in Choctaw?
"Nita" (pronounced "needa") means bear in Choctaw. I am not sure how to say "little" though. To say "little" in Choctaw is "ushi," and "bear" is "nita." So you would combine it to make "nitushi," which means " little bear."
What does all the Japanese text in the bear gif at the top of this page say magicprincessunicorn.tumblr.com?
That's Korean not Japanese.
How do you say bear claw in Japanese traslated to englash?
熊のかぎ爪 : 'kuma no kagidzume' means 'bear claw(s)' in Japanese.
How do you say little bear?
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