Japanese to English

It is a name, so it doesn't mean anything by itself. There are a lot of kanji that can be used for this name, so if you want a more specific answer, you should specify which one you mean.

The word is 'female textile worker'

But if you meant the name then it's usually 'Star Princess'

The title says "Seriously! Do fall in love with me!" in a humorous way.

The word 'usagi' means "rabbit," but if used as a name, it could be composed of many different combinations of Kanji and have a variety of meanings. I would have to see the Kanji to determine the actual meaning.

Luna del mattino che conduce all'aldilà

In Japanese these are the pronunciations of vowels

a- ah

e- eh

i- ee (long e)

o- oh

u- ooh (like the oo in moo)

you also pronounce r like the t in lettuce. So sort of rolling your tongue, except a little bit more subtle.

It's in fact not a Japanese name; that's the romanized version of the name "Kelsey" in Japanese.

ケルシ -> Kerushi -> Kelsey

The word 'jaka' doesn't exist by itself in Japanese. However, it can be seen within some loanwords such as ジャカルタ (jakaruta) which means 'Jakarta'.The word ジャガ(jaga), however is sometimes used as a shortened form of ジャガイモ (jagaimo), which means 'potato' in Japanese.

It can be colloquial abbreviation for 'amigurumi neko' which mean anthropomorphic (designed with human characteristics) stuffed cat doll. 'Ami' refers to 'knitting characterized by small netting'.

千葉 Chiba is the name of prefecture directly across the river, to the east of Tokyo. If you continue down the coast you'll come to the city of the same name.

bit hard without the kanji

The word "sinnoh" can't possibly be made with the Japanese alphabet. If you could figure out the correct spelling for it, it could be answered much easier.

Arigatou is 'Thank you.' Aishiteru is 'I love you.' Totemo ii desu is '[something] is very good.'

This does not mean anything in Japanese.

Its used as a name but the "Rei" in "Reiko" means ZERO.

They can be translated independently - taken as an entire sentence it is both nonsensical and grammatically incorrect.

'Oyasuminasai' can be translated as "Good night," while 'tomodachi desu' means "[someone is] a friend."

i think itd be best if desu was cut from the end so it just read "oyasumi nasai tomodachi" then i may make a little more sense

Honmei choco means true feeling chocolate. A woman will give this chocolate to the man she has feelings for on Valentine's day.

Abbi does not appear to be a Japanese word.

It translates to "I am THE God".

When spelled Otori it has no meaning, but according to Google Translate when spelled Ootori it means SC or a male phoenix bird.

Tenrai means 'divine, heavenly, godly' but kazi is not a Japanese word, you might mean kaze which means 'wind, breeze'.

Something like

"Japan and the United Kingdom forever to be good friends first"

Jita Kyoei じたきょえい