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1. translate.google.shGoogle Translate

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   Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

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2. www.japandict.comJapanDict: Japanese Dictionary

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   JapanDict is a Japanese dictionary maintained by a group of enthusiasts in the Japanese culture and the Japanese language. After not finding any online Japanese dictionary that fulfilled our needs, we decided to start a fresh alternative to the already oversaturated offer available on the internet.

3. japanese.stackexchange.com › questions › 69621What's the difference between そうな/に (sou na/ni) and ような/に...

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   Jul 21, 2019 · ～そうな is generally used in a context of "seems like" based on appearances. ～ような is generally used when you're talking about a resemblance to something.

4. japanese.stackexchange.com › questions › 33969word choice - When is "na" used at the end of a sentence ...

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   May 6, 2016 · な at the end of a sentence usually gives the sentence one of the following five meanings. 1. Seeking confirmation. This usage is probably the most common. The addition of な to the end of a sentence gives the sentence the tone that the speaker is seeking confirmation. The speaker does not wish to assert that he is 100% confident about what ...

5. whysojapan.net › translations › sun-in-japaneseSun In Japanese (Translations & Dictionary) - Why So Japan

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   Jul 2, 2024 · How to say Sun In Japanese? This article was fact checked and it's 100% helpful. Usage: Refers to the sun as a celestial body. Example Sentence Japanese: 太陽は東から昇る。. Example Sentence English: The sun rises in the east. Usage: Often used in compound words related to the sun. Example Sentence Japanese: 陽だまりで猫が寝て ...

6. www.alexrockinjapanese.com › best-ways-to-say-sun9 Best Ways to Say “Sun” in Japanese (Words & Kanji)

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   How to Say “Sun” in Japanese. taiyou – 太陽. hi – 日 or 陽. san – サン. ohisama – お日様. otentousama – お天道様. 1. Taiyou – More Scientific Word for “Sun” in Japanese. The word taiyou (太陽) translates as “ sun ” and is one of the two most commonly used words to say sun in Japanese.

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   How do you say sun in Japanese?

   • When referring to the sun as a body of our solar system the word “taiyou” (太陽) is more appropriate. “Hi” (日), on the other hand, is used when the sun affects daily life and in words like “sunrise” and “sunset”. There are a few other common words that can be used to say sun in Japanese: “ ohisama “, “ otentousama “, and “ san “.

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   What is a kanji word for the Sun?

   • Otentousama, which can also be written as Otentosama or O’tento sama, is another even more honorific word for “the Sun”. In kanji, it is either written as お天道様, 御天道様, or お天道さま. To be honest, I have never heard the word before, so I assume it might only be used in a religious context. 6. Asahi – “Rising Sun” or “Morning Sun”

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   What does Asahi mean in Japanese?

   • Asahi (朝日) actually translates as “ morning sun “, but is the most common term to say “ rising sun ” in Japanese. The first kanji 朝 means “ morning ” and the second kanji 日 means “ sun ” but also “day”. You can also use the Japanese word hinode (日の出) which translates as “ sunrise “. Another word for “ rising sun ” is kyokujitsu (旭日).

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   What does hi mean in Japanese?

   • Hi (日) is the original Japanese word for sun but has a couple of translations: sun, sunshine, sunlight, day, days, daytime, etc. It is also one of the most common kanji and used in many other words like nihon (日本, Japan) and nichiyoubi (日曜日, Sunday).

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   How do you say Rising Sun in Japanese?

   • You can also use the Japanese word hinode (日の出) which translates as “ sunrise “. Another word for “ rising sun ” is kyokujitsu (旭日). It is used in a few expressions like for example “ Rising Sun Flag ” which is called kyokujitsuki (旭日旗) or kyokki (旭旗) in Japanese. 7. Yuuhi – “Setting Sun” or “Evening Sun”

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   What kanji does ice melt in the Sun?

   • Ice melts in the sun. There is another Japanese kanji that you can use for the sun which is 陽 (hi). In contrast to the more commonly used kanji 日 (hi), it is less often used, though, and only translates as “ sun “, “ sunshine “, and “ sunlight “.

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8. www.kanshudo.com › kanji › 日日 Kanji Detail - Kanshudo

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   Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits. 日 is a Japanese kanji that means sun; day. 日 has 4 strokes, and is the 3rd most common kanji in Japanese. Learn about 日 on Kanshudo.