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What does kesama in Japanese mean?
I believe you mean 'kisama.' This is a very rude way of saying 'you,' though it is often used in the military to refer to subordinates.
What does kisama mean in Japanese?
It's a rude slang term meaning 'you' Only use it with your worst enemies.
Do Japan have Christmas?
Do you mean: Does Japan have Christmas?
What does the map of Japan mean?
Its a map.....of...Japan.
What does hello mean in Japan?
it is not a word in japan
How do you say I am angry in Japanese?
Well.. 'Mendokusai' is irritating or bothersome. I doubt you would want the polite form of you, 'anata', so.. You could try the slightly-rude depending on the situation and your tone 'Omae wa' or the ruder 'Temee wa'. If you really want to be rude, 'Kisama' can work as well. Kisama these days roughly means 'wretch.' So in order of rudeness: "Anata wa mendokusai!" "Omae wa mendokusai!" "Temee wa mendokusai!" or "Kisama wa mendokusai!" Hope this helps.
What does ex Japan mean?
Probably you mean "X Japan" which is a former rock group.
What does the baby name mikado mean?
the emperor of Japan the emperor of japan; or it can mean emperor. (As in the leader of an empire.) aka "tenno"
What does minato mean in Japan?
Port
What does shanaro mean?
A homosexual in Japan.
What does cheese mean in japan?
Kwuyi
What does Naruto mean in japan?
Pineapple
