English to Japanese
English to Japanese refers to the process of translating words from English to Japanese. A person wanting to learn the Japanese language can use “Kodansha’s Furigana English-Japanese Dictionary” or the “Random House Japanese-English English-Japanese Dictionary.”
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Red Lightningwell "eien" means "forever" or "eternal"
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Cheers, toast, literally, to drink a glass dry.
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In Japanese, they use the expression 'Merry Christmas,' which becomes 'merii kurisumasu' in Japanese.
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The basic word is "ran," 蘭; the different varieties have different names incorporating "ran."
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In Japan 2009 is the year of the COW
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to say no surrender in Japanese is の降伏 read like no goubuku
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You may say 'juutai' or 'koudoutai,' written: 獣帯 黄道帯
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The word 'venom' in Japanese is Dokueki.
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Sumimasen.
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It could be Kako, Satoko, or Honoko.
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You may say 'santa kurousu,' written: サンタクロース
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sayoonara
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You may say 'onna no mahoutsukai,' written: 女の魔法使い
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It is: ヒルトン
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Ishi.
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This is what the name "Angel" looks like in Japanese: It is pronounced "EINJERU".
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names do not translate if you want to know how to write it ask:- how do i write "name" in japanese?___ Alyssa would be...
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You may say ['onna no] muma,' written: ｛女の｝夢魔
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There isn't an "it" in Japanese, so "it" can't snow want it or not. You might say, yuki ni naru hoshiin desu - I desire that...
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Looking for a tattoo are we? You could try 自然猛威 (shizenmoui) but you know, its like translating "Cats Pajamas" into...
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ki pronounced: key
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'Dete mo ii desu.'
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You may say 'kami no you na,' written: 神のような
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'Suki desu ka' [ski dess kah?]
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A direct translation would be 'sensei deshou ka. watashi wa gakusei desu,' written in...
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While it putatively means, "I love you", it is written in such an unidiomatic form that it must convey the sense of, "This is a...
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Uirusu.
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The more literal way would be "atan ga warte" (あが悪い） If you're talking down to someone and are mad at them, the...
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お休みなさい 御休みなさい おやすみなさい all versions of "oyasuminasai" which is the standard end of...
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The nose would be "hana" (鼻);
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Dark is 'kurai' in Japanese.
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Well your question doesn't really make sense. I mean... if you're asking how to make a question, a question usually ends with ka...
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names do not change. to spell your name use katakana script, ji e shi ka-
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The word "shizen" (kana しぜん) could have a number of meanings. Withoutthe context (or seeing the word in kanji) it is not...
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You may say 'eien no hi,' written: 永遠の火
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The Japanese word for cute is Kawaii, The Japanese word for scared Kowai
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You may say 'norite,' written: 乗り手 In the context of a "horseman," you may say 'kishu,' written: 騎手
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kodomo
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This how you say yellow car in japanese. Kiiro kuruma. Kiiro means yellow and kuruma means car.
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We're not talkin' Frank Sinatra here? I'd suggest using "aome" (青目 literally "blue-eye") in the personal ad you're obviously...
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Osaka Osaka
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names do not change when translated, so you would write in katakana script, ra-i-u-ri--
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Lets hope we're talking hairstyles here. I would translate 髷 (mage) as "topknot" unless the context indicate a woman in which...
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Strictly speaking "giri" means duty, obligation and "ninjo" means humanity (literally: human feeling.) The words together, giri...
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You may use the verb 'kusatte iru' to mean 'rotten.'
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Tear in Japanese is "namida". It's written as "涙".
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It means "Round" or "Circle"
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tsume
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Use the verb 帰る kaeru "to return". Strictly speaking you can't "go home" in Japanese. Going, 行く, implies motion away...
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It is 'jiheishou,' written: 自閉症
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kikei or furi-ku
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Lets assume "how much is this?" is idiomatic for "how much does this cost topurchase?" rather than "how much sand is in this...
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'Surete iru,' 'ateyaka.'
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"Daijobou" has been translated- (with my reasearch) into "How Are You?" Daijoubu Desuka actually translates into "Are you ok!?"...
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You may say 'daisanji,' written: 大惨事
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You may say 'onna' or 'josei.'
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'Faith' meaning 'trust, confidence, belief' in general is 信頼 /shin rai/. 'Faith' in sense of 'religious belief' is 信仰...
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your mamaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...
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The Japanese word for 'sorry' is Gomennasai. ごめんなさい
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The word bracelet has been adopted into Japanese as 'buresuretto,' written: ブレスレット
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