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Japanese to English
This topic discusses translating Japanese words and phrases into English.
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What is the phrase 'osaki' translated from Japanese to English?
'Saki' means 'before, previouse, ago..' and made means 'till, up to, until', most commonly 'saki made' means 'till just a minute ago', 'up until back then', much used when you want to say someone 'used to' do something until a point in the past.
What is 'Ogenki de arimasu youni' in English?
"Please be alright (healthy)!" - Kind of said in a way that seems as if it would be said by someone in a search party looking for a missing person "Please, I pray/beg of you to be okay!!"
What does 'jibun no hana' mean in Japanese?
自分ã®èŠ± (jibun no hana) means "one's own flower(s)" in Japanese.自分㮠(jibun no) is quite a flexible word, in that it can be used to mean "one's own", "my own", "your own", "his own", etc. depending on the context of the sentence.
Is it possible to translate the Clarion Max 670 Car Navigation System from Japanese to English?
Here Some instruction may be which will help you.
1) Turn off your car and turn it on looking for a button that says "English." Some cars will have an option to change language as soon as the car is turned on.
2)Look for Language button around the touch screen marked "LANG." Press for "English" on the touch screen.
3)Check , if your navigation system is a GPS system or a DVD system.
4)Take your car to dealer who is doing service your model of car.Some times they will reprogram computer.
'Iru' can have several meanings, among them "to exist" and "to need."
How do you say poop in Japanese?
Romaji = Kuso
Kanji = 糞
Hiragana = くそ
I'm not sure what form of Japanese this is but I know how to say it... It is uunchi
( oohn-chee ) Hope this helped you :).
How do you say 6 O'clock in Japanese?
In romaji: Kesa roku-ji-han ni (watashi wa) okimashita.
In hiragana: けさろくじはんに（わたしは）おきました。
In kanji: 今朝六時半に〔私は〕起きました。
The "watashi wa" is in parenthesis because, if the subject is already established as you or known to be you, you don't need to say it.
How do you say anata wa itsumo kiotsukette ne in English?
Literally, it means "I am lonely without you," but in more natural English it means "I miss you."
What is a name for a Japanese immigrant?
Japanese Americans is the correct name for Japanese Americans
What does the Japanese word bakara mean?
Quote from the Related Link, definition of bakari: "just, full of, only, always." I don't know if that is the same word you're talking about or not.
What does akizuki mean translated from Japanese to English?
Written 深雪, "Miyuki" means "heavy/deep snow".
Is the Japanese proverb fall down seven times stand up eight or fall down seven times get up eight?
七転、八起 - Nanakorobi, yaoki
The question is poorly worded since the poster intended this as a word-for-word quiz question and a better way of asking, more accurate to the way it's used, would have been to have asked 'How do you say 'Never give up' in Japanese.'
What does mangekyo mean in English?
Mangekyou Sharingan means Kaleidoscope Copy Wheel Eye, therfore, Mangekyou means Kaleidoscope. Although you probably know this, I'll say it anyway, because I love him! It's used by Itachi Uchiha. Go Itachi!
What does the phrase 'henji ga osokunatte gomenasai' means when translated from Japanese to English?
Sorry for replying late (to your letter/email）。
What does lee mean in Japanese?
The word 'lee' does not exist in the Japanese language. If you wanted to say the name Lee in Japanese, it would become リー (rii).
Example: リーã¨ç”³ã—ã¾ã™ (rii to moushimasu) - "My name is Lee."
What word means Moon in Japanese?
衛星 (eisei) is like satellite (as in celestial body orbiting a planet), and 多い (ooi) means numerous. So to say "many moons" or "many satellites", you could say 多い衛星 (ooi eisei).
Instead of using "ooi", it sounds more natural to me saying, "takusan no"(沢山の) eisei.
How do you say bliss in Japanese?
Mōjin is blind person but you really need to be more specific there are so many blinds
window blind
birdwatching blind are both buraindo
What does nihonjin dekimashita mean?
è¡Œãã¾ã—㟠in Japanese is the past form of the verb 'to go', so therefore it's 'went'.
For example: æµ·ã¸è¡Œãã¾ã—㟠(umi e ikimashita) - [I] went to the beach.
What does shin shin mean from Japanese to English?
Depends on context of usage, and how it is written. It can have several meanings such as 心身 /shin shin/ 'mind and body'.
