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English to Japanese
English to Japanese refers to the process of translating words from English to Japanese. A person wanting to learn the Japanese language can use “Kodansha’s Furigana English-Japanese Dictionary” or the “Random House Japanese-English English-Japanese Dictionary.”
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What does the Japanese word 'muchi' mean?
Written 夢中, "muchuu" means daze or trance. Written 霧中, "muchuu" means "in the fog".
How do you say im the best in Japanese language?
Watashi-tachi (literally I/me and company) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_pronouns
How do you say 'impossible' in Japanese?
無限 (mugen) For pronunciation read this site http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~bestor/easy_pronunciation.htm
Translate very good into Japanese?
togiretogire, buro-kun, ブロークン
or wasureru わすれる
To say something is broken, you would say:
X は わすれっています。
How do you say you lost the game in Japanese?
'Geimu WA anata no make desu.'
The above is not correct gramatically, and considering what you're trying to translate, there's no need to be so formal, either.
"Omae ga geimu wo maketa" would work just fine.
When was Boku wa Kimi ni Koi o Suru created?
Anata to Watashi to Kimi to Boku was created on 2004-12-25.
How do you count to ten in Japanese?
1=Ichi
2=ni
3=san
4=chi (yon)
5=go
6=rocku
7=sitchi (nana)
8=hatchi
9=kyu
10=jyu
ichi, ni ,san, shi, go, rocku, nana, hachi, ku, ju
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
You then repeat it for over 10. So 10 + 1 = ju ichi
What is the phrase 'nice to meet you' when translated from English to Japanese?
there's two ways to say "nice to meet you".
- 初めまして。(hajime mashite), or
- どうぞよろしく。(doozo yoroshiku)
Or you also can say both, "hajime mashite, doozo yoroshiku".
What does suka mean in Japanese?
what is saku tuna English, Japanese or japalish
saku is Japanese and tuna is English
What is the Japanese word for prince white cat?
ou/王 or daiou/大王 difference- daiou means a greater king
How do you say school girl in Japanese?
There are a few different ways to ask 'where is the school?' in Japanese:
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What does this japanese word ari means?
Ari translates to "ant".
'Ari' can also be a name, the Japanese pronunciation of Ali or Ally (name context).
Arii (long i) is also a way to say thanks in Japanese, the slang way, used between close friends (NEVER use it with a customer or your boss, unless that is, if that customer or boss is really close to you), as it is the first three letters from 'Arigato', which is how to say 'Thank you'.
How do you say i have arrived in Japanese?
"I have" is tricky in Japanese. It depends upon the object of the sentence.
If you "have" something living or non-living.
arimasu - romaji form
あります - hiragana form
Above is the Japanese verb used for non-living things. Like foods, drinks, plants (considered inanimate), office supplies, etc.
Next, the verb always comes at the end of the sentence.
I have a hat.
わたし は ぼうし が あります。
Literally translated: I is hat have.
imasu - romaji form
います - hiragana form
Above is the Japanese verb used for living things. For people and animals.
I have a cat.
わたし は ねこ が います。
Literally: I is cat have.
What does So Ho mean in Japanese?
A lot of kanji can be read 'ho', but for ones that are used as single nouns (or prefixes) this must help:
歩 /ho/ means 'step' as in moving step by step, and acts as a counter, like 一歩 /i-ppo/ (1 step) 二歩 /ni ho/ (two steps) etc.
帆 /ho/ means 'sail' as in a ship.
穂 /ho/ in botany means 'spike, ear, capitulum' as well as 'scion' used in transplantation or grafting two plants, and in normal usage means 'tip, point, head'.
舗 /ho/ means 'shop, store' like in 質舗 /shi chi ho/ which means 'pawn shop'.
干 /ho/ (also 乾 /ho/) only used in compound nouns means 'dried...' like 干物 /ho mo no/ meaning 'dried food'.
