English to Japanese

お食事を楽しみなさい : 'oshokuji wo tanoshiminasai'.

It could be slightly different in an occasion where the host or provider of the food is saying that, it will sound more like 'I hope you enjoy your meal' in that case:

お食事を楽しますように : 'osokujin wo tanoshimasu youni'.

{Sukii [ pronounced like "Ski" the snow sport]}

'suki' is used when you like something (tenisu ga sukidesu = (I) like tennis)

When trying to say 'that is good' I would use:

iidesu = it is good

corewa iidesu = this (next to me) is good

sorewa iidesu = that (next to you) is good

add 'yo' after iidesu when you are firmly stating that something is good or telling somebody that it is good:

iidesuyo = it is good! or (i assure you) it is good

"Marhaban" or "Ahlan WA sahlan", written...

مرحبا

أهلا و سهلا

respectively

It is the color Red in Japanese.

and also if you were wondering Ao is Blue in Japanese

chairoi kuma [brown bear]

yasei kuma [wild bear]

Day Dream: Nichi yume (日の夢)

アルファオオカミ

There are several different words describing danger, depending on situation and

context. I'd say the most frequently used are

Symbols: 危

Kana: き

Pronounced: Ki

As in: danger

(pure)

(Common)

Symbols: 危殆

Kana: きたい

Pronounced: Kitai

As in: danger, jeopardy, distress

Symbols: 危険

Kana: きけん

Pronounced: Kiken

As in: danger, peril, hazard, dangerous, hazardous

Symbols: 敵

Kana: てき

Pronounced: Teki

As in: opponent, rival, adversary, menace, danger, threat, enemy

こんにちわ　エミさん。"Hi Amy"

pan, (pahn) written in katakana because it is borrowed from Portuguese

The pronunciation of the name Ishiko is as follows: "Ee-She-Koh"

'Sou omoimasu' or 'sou negaimasu', also you can add that expression to a sentence by adding 'you ni' to the end of the verb.

The sentence is grammatically incorrect.

it means

watashi wo=I

anata no=you

honto ni=really

daisuki=i love you

desu=.a formal ending.(pronounced des)

if that's what you were asking.

so it is wrong but it means i really love you

from what i know you would say

watashi wo anata no honto ni ai desu.

'Oyasumi,' pronounced roughly like "Oh-yah-soo-mee."

私の家族はすべてのフェラ・ガールです

this means i have a nice family

Hope this helps, Bernard xxoo

Japanese Word for "Family". The Japanese word for family is "kazoku". The way to say it phonetically, is "kah-zoh-koo"

Konnichiwa is certainly the most common word, but when meeting up in the morning one can also say "Ohayou Gozaimasu". In the evening, you can also say "Konban wa", which means "Good evening".

百万輪の花 /hya ku man rin no ha na/ literally and figuratively (hyakuman can mean 'many many, a whole lot of' too) means 'a million flowers'.

私の娘は、美しく見える

Watashi no musume wa, utsukushiku mieru

There is no such thing as translating an alphabet of any Eurpean origin into Japanese. However, the first character in the Japanese alphabet is coincidentally 'A' but it is not pronounced as 'a' in age [sound like 'ey' from hey], and it's not pronounced as 'a' in car [sound like 'ahh' softer a]. It is pronounced as 'a' in bat [sharp a sound]

Tako [蛸/たこ] means octopus.

大きい耳

おおきいみみ

Ookii mimi

Ookii = big, mimi = ear/ears

(pronounce it "ohhkee meemee")

カッター

Kattā

Zankoku is Cruel and Ryuu is Dragon, but i have no idea what goes in between, because when you say Cruel Angel, it has Na in the middle ( Zankoku na tenshi). Hope it helps!