English (language) = えいご
However, English is usually written in kanji: 英語
天体 hiragana: てんたい romaji: tentai
In hiragana, it is written: ねずみ
Please consult a hiragana/katakana chart, as my explaining would be too long-winded and/or messy.
The verb "to stand" is 'tatsu,' written in hiragana as: たつ
Dinner in Japanese is bangohan (hiragana) ばんごはん (Kanji) 晩ご飯
Try the related links, it might help.
England is (katakana script) igirisu. however, English language is (hiragana or kanji) eigo
It can only be spelled in Katakana [ロマ "roma"] although maybe there might be unconventional uses for using Hiragana to spell English or foreign words.
hiragana and katakana. The English-style abc is called romaji.
English to Japanese that isn't in Kanji, Katana, or Hiragana, is called rōmaji, or the Japanese words written in the English alphabet. You can use Google Translate. Set the languages from English to Japanese. Type in your word or sentence. On the right, it appears in whatever writing system is called for. If there is no Japanese words written phonetically, click on 'Read phonetically' that should be below the results. Another one you can use is Freedict and set it to Japanese. Here's an example:love
I like Hiragana better!
It is 'kuruma.' In Hiragana: くるま In Kanji: 車
Fish in hiragana: さかな Fish in kanji: 魚 press the "enter" key instead of the "space" when posting the word. In this way, the "hiragana" doesn't become "kanji" (sorry for my english)
The English word "help" but written in Hiragana: へるぷ (herupu) The English word "help" but written in Katakana (as it would be written in Japan): ヘルプ (herupu) A couple dictionary forms of Japanese verbs for "help" written in Hiragana: てつだう (tetsudau) or たすける (tasukeru)
I'm not really sure but usually Japanese spell names just the way Hiragana pronounces it's similarities to sounds of english. O'Connor would be O'Ka n na ru in hiragana dialect.
天体 hiragana: てんたい romaji: tentai
In hiragana, it is written: ねずみ