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1 day ago · @napuro Is this the answer you want? 恋人へ (kanji+kana) こいびとへ (hiragana) koibito-e (romaji) English (US) French (France) German Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese (Brazil) Portuguese (Portugal) Russian Simplified Chinese (China) Spanish (Mexico) Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) Turkish Vietnamese
1 day ago · Formal Japanese: ``` 恋人へはローマ字で何と言いますか？ ``` Casual Japanese: ``` 恋人にはローマ字で何って言うの？ ``` Explanation: In the formal translation, the expression "何と言いますか" is used, which is a polite and respectful way to ask "how to say" in Japanese.
3 days ago · Google Translate is a web-based free-to-use translation service developed by Google in April 2006. It translates multiple forms of texts and media such as words, phrases and webpages. Originally, Google Translate was released as a statistical machine translation (SMT) service.
5 days ago · Glosbe is a multilingual dictionary. It covers ALL languages and is developed by the community, just like Wikipedia. Glosbe will give you not only translations, but also thousands of examples,...
1 day ago · @napuro Is this the answer you want? 恋人へ (kanji+kana) こいびとへ (hiragana) koibito-e (romaji) Inglés (US) Francés (Francia) Alemán Italiano Japonés Coreano Polaco Portugués (Brasil) Portugués (Portugal) Ruso Chino simplificado Español (México) Chino tradicional (Taiwan) Turco Vietnamita
4 days ago · The kanji symbol for “love” is 愛, pronounced as “ai.”. It represents both universal and romantic love. This symbol is commonly used in various words and expressions in Japan, such as 可愛い (kawaii), meaning cute or adorable, 愛称 (aisho), meaning pet name or term of endearment, and 愛人 (aijin), meaning lover or mistress.
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2 days ago · Simple greetings (“Konnichiwa” / hello, “Ohayo gozaimasu” / good morning), asking for directions, and other helpful terms (“omizu” when ordering water in a restaurant) are just some of the phrases that you should learn about. Google Lens/Google Translate are also helpful applications that you can use when asking locals. 4.
