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In Japanese you say death note like this: Desu NotoMore like de-tsu-no-toe.

yeah. To pronounce it 'Dessu-noto'

ANSWER: Well death in Japanese is 死「し」(Shi)。 And note is ノート (Noto) (as is note book not note in music.)

if you say death デス (Desu) insted of 死 it is most likey they wont know what it means.

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Q: What is the phrase 'death note' when translated from English to Japanese?
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