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All Japanese words are based off of phonetic systems called 'hirigana' and 'katakana'. The other characters are called 'kanji' which each have multiple pronunciations and can also be written in the kana systems. an example:
word with kanji-食べる
word in hirigana only-たべる
pronunciation-taberu
meaning-the verb 'to eat'
（＾ω＾）
What else can I help you with?
When did Molly Pitcher say her first words?
she said her first words in japan in 2008
How are antonyms different than synonyms?
Antonyms are words that are the opposite of other words. If I say "different" the antonym would be "alike". Synonyms are words that has the same meaning as other words. If I say "different" a synonym would be "various".
Are there Victoria's Secret stores in Japan?
Of course not. Unless they say it in a different language and nobody else knows about it.
How do you say the word efficiency in different languages?
Different words for "Efficiency" in different language
When was The Japan That Can Say No created?
The Japan That Can Say No was created in 1989.
How are you different from Japan and list what you do different from Japan?
In Japan, you have to wear shorts with boots.
How is Japan different to nz?
Japan uses different currency and different language
How do you say Japan in Japan?
Nippon, Nihon, Japan, Nailikukoku
What does All say?
All of the words in the English langage say something. The meanings are different as is the spelling of the words. A common southern phrase is to say Y'all, which means everyone.
What is older made in Japan or Japan?
Japan is older than the stuff made there. It has to be like if Japan's stuff was older then Japan why would it say made in Japan? it wouldn't even have an economy... Now, if you mean which wording for things made in Japan is older, then the older stuff just said "Japan." Adding the words "made in" seems to be a newer concept.
Is El Tigre The Adventures of Manny Rivera dubbed in Japanese?
No because in japan they don't know the words that they say in the show
How do you say Japan in Irish?
It is An tSeapáin ('the Japan').
