Japanese to English

トラクター /to ra ku taa/ means 'tractor' in English.

餃子 is a food item that is very well known in　宇都宮 Utsunomiya.

シャーマン

Shāman

this is incomplete but I'll give it a go.

if you press and hold ......... you will enter this map and ONBU it will start

i can't remember what ONBU means and it would help to no the start on this sentence

i'd glad of some help on this one someone

this is written all wrong it should be " demo boku WA anata wo daisuki desu" it means But. I like you very much(love).

really don't know

Dobe is a slang word meaning 'idiot' 'dead last' or 'loser'

私はニアです (watashi wa nia desu) would be used to mean 'I am Nia' in Japanese. This would be assuming that the speaker's name is 'Nia'. Another possible translation may be 'I am near'. However, I believe that the latter is less likely.

I'm sorry, did you mean

"Anata wa koi wo shita koto [ga] arimasen"?

あなたは恋をしたこと[が]ありません

which means:

You have never fallen in love.

anata=you

koi wo shita=fell/fallen in love

arimasen=have not been/is not there/does not exist

Chi is term used in Chinese Medicine Theory and has no English word equivalent. The closest concept would be life-force-energy. It is also sometimes spelled Qi, or Ki in Japanese. Chi is equivalent of energy in Conventional Allopathic Medicine (CAM), vital force in Homeopathy, prana in Ayurveda,and sen in Traditional Thai Massage.

"How about a drink?" (Onomimono WA ikaga deshou ka)

"Wa" is used as a subject marker, it lets the other person know what the rest of your sentence will be about. As in if you say, "Watashi wa..." they'll think: "Oh, they're going to tell me something about themselves."

As or of Japan.

A person who was born from Japanese descent(your mother, father, or grandparents are Japanese) which basically means being born from this culture.

kobi means mate as in animals mate

It just means Hattory. Weird, Huh?

'Akira' is a Japanese name and can be written many different ways. To presume a meaning for a name in Japanese, the 'kanji' for it is needed, in which case for the popular manga/movie/game series called 'akira' the name is not written in kanji but 'katakana' so a meaning cannot but assumed for it. Some ways to write it in Kanji which are more common are:

明 : bright

彰 : clear

證 : witness, evidence

Gintama basically means silver soul.

gume

i only know one meaning for gume

shire name = gunme

can you put it in a sentence and i might be able to help

The Japanese phrase, '~desu WA' does not really mean anything; it is basically like an ending for a sentence that is not necessary. (Example: Watashi WA namae WA Keiichiro ~desu WA. [Translation: My name is Keiishiro.])

It can be translated as "maybe" or "probably."

最良の武器の名人 (sairyou no buki no meijin) may be translated as 'the best weapon master' or 'the best master of weapons'.

nyu nan shin means a "smooth, natural mind" source: Tao Te Ching by Lao Tsu translated by Gia-Fu Feng and Jane English

The dragon son

tokyo no hit kite was nany no its ten in barou?

ために (tame ni) in Japanese is used to signify why you or someone is doing something (usually it can be translated as "in order to"). For example, 医者になるために、大学で勉強しています (isha ni naru tame ni, daigaku de benkyoushiteimasu) means "I am studying at a university in order to become a doctor". 逝く (yuku) in Japanese means "to get left" or "to pass away", but is also an archaic pronunciation of 行く (iku). So depending on what precedes ために it is really hard to tell what verb is actually being used and decipher what really is trying to be said with this statement.