| Author | Message | ||
     Anonymous |
hi, Im getting a tattoo from the japanese word for animal ('doobutsu' as i understood it) but i cant really find a good graphic picture from the word, can anyone help me with that? | ||
| phil |
i've been reading around and what i ment to say was i need it in Kanji... i have a small picture of it but it is too small to bow up to the size i want it and still be properly visible... thanx in advance | ||
| info |
Dear Phil, here is "animal" with big Japanese kanji.  kind regards, | ||
| phil |
greatly appreciated! | ||
| Anonymous |
btw, doubutu is literally "an animal"... hope you know that... | ||
| Anonymous |
I need "I miss you" and "sunshine" in big japanese kanji please! | ||
| Mr. Anonymous |
hhahahahaha. Japanese kanji... hahaha. "Kanji" means "Chinese Characters"....... Sorry, i don't want to sound mean... you probably didn't know that. It was just amusing to see that juxtaposition. | ||
| Matjlav |
Leaving me to answer, eh?  Top: I Miss You Bottom: Sunshine どう致しまして！ You're welcome! | ||
| Mr. Anonymous |
:-P i'm busy :-P | ||
| Will |
do you know how to just say "I miss you" in romaji? | ||
| neon_lantis |
hi there... wat's the kanji of " i will miss you"? pls reply asap... i need it in english letters not japanese letters.... | ||
| neon_lantis |
hi there... wat's the japanese of " i will miss you"? pls reply asap... i need it in english letters not japanese letters.... | ||
| Anonymous |
Hello, I have recently been falling for a dear friend of mine who is fluent in Japanese. He keeps sending me e-mails with "subject" titles in Japanese, and I don't undertsand them. If any one could help me out with this I would appreciate it greatly. The word was "aishiteru". Also, if it is possable, could anyone tell me how to say "I miss you" in Japanese? Thank you soo very much. | ||
| Anonymous |
Hello Again! It's me, the poor girl whose friend keeps taunting her with Japanese subject titles in his e-mails. I know you haven't replied to the other entry yet, but I have another...the phrase was "anata ni aitai". So if there is anyone out there who knows what this means, please help me out. Thank you soo very much. | ||
| Mr. Anonymous |
愛してる = ai shiteru = "i love you" 貴方に会いたい = anata ni aitai = "i wanna see you" 寂しい = sabishii = "lonely" or "i miss you" | ||
| Anonymous |
OH thank you who ever you are!!!! I am so grateful you responded!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! Knowing what he said has made my heart sing. | ||
| Anonymous |
i have a art project where i need to design a bottle for a japanese drink called koi. could you please give me the japanese translation for " sweat and satisfying" and "koi" > and if anyone has any suggestions please don't be afraid to say. and thank you in advance. | ||
| Mr. Anonymous |
甘くて�ü味しい - sweet and satisfying [yummy] 戀 - KOI means like "love"... 濃 - KOI means like "strong [flavor/colour/etc]" 鯉 - KOI means "carp" 古意 - KOI "ancient ways/the feelings of the ancients" i dunno... i can't think of a drink named koi... is it fake? | ||
| Anonymous |
Hello again to all. I have another subject title to be translated. It is funny to invite you into my love life one e-mail title at a time. I fear I have fallen. Here is the phrase...."cielo sta andando bruciare i vostri occhi". At first I wasn't even sure it was Japaese. If it is not, alas. However if it is, I would be grateful for the enlightenment of translation. Thank you so very much. | ||
| Matjlav |
DEFINITELY not japanese. ummm... it might be italian... but when I ran it through a translator, it said "The sky is going to burn your eyes." o_O Maybe it means the sun is going to burn your eyes.... I'm not sure. But, still, what does the sun burning your eyes have to do with love or whatever? I'm confused. But that's the best I can give you. | ||
| Anonymous |
thank you for your translation. yes the drink is a fiction drink just for the project. i'm very grateful | ||
| kerry glover |
i would like the symbols for death and father or if there is one of the two combined, i would like to make it a tattoo in memory of my father....... can any one help me out, kerryglover@mail.com thanks heaps | ||
| Anonymous |
hey, i would like the symbols for love and hate because iam going to get a tatoo of them! if you can tell me how to get them please email me at lilcanadianprincess1@hotmail.com | ||
| Anonymous |
I need a translations for strength please! | ||
| Anonymous |
力 (chikara) - you can find a lot of such symbols in bit images if you search the forum. | ||
| Morgan Virag |
Love and honor in japanese symbols | ||
| Anonymous |
Can you help me out? I want to know the japanese symbol for "My love" thanks | ||
| Anonymous |
how do you say "i want to make love to you" in japanese? | ||
| Karasu |
Morgan Virag-- Love: 愛 Honor (as in respect): 尊敬 | ||
| Karasu |
Morgan Virag-- Honor: 信義 | ||
| Matjlav Username: Matjlav Registered: 07-2003 |
my love - 私は愛してる者 I wanna make love to you - 私はキミをやりたい | ||
| Anonymous |
what does "samishi ne saikin aenakute" mean? What's the difference between "samishi" and "samisiyo"? | ||
| Anonymous |
I wanted to know if anyone can tell me how to say 'my love' in Japanese. | ||
| Matjlav Username: Matjlav Registered: 07-2003 |
"Samishii ne saikin aenakute" (寂しいね最近敢えなくて) means "I've been so lonely lately." or "I've missed you so much lately." The difference between samishii (寂しい) and samishii yo (寂しいよ) is that the "yo" is like an exclamation point. While samishii alone would mean "I've missed you," samishii yo would mean something like, "I've missed you so much!" or something like that. My love is said like "Watashi wa ai shiteru mono," pronounced "wah-tah-shee wah eye shee-tay-rue moh-no." | ||
| Anonymous |
i want to know in the kanji script how to write 'its a secret' i suppose its 'himitsu desu' or 'kore wa himitsu desu'.. | ||
| Ms. Anon |
You're right: 秘密です。 これは秘密です。 | ||
| shannon stivers |
Hello. I am new at this so bear with me. I need to know how to SAY "my love", "little girl". I am trying to find a good name for my girl puppy. I need to know how to pronounce the names. | ||
| Kelly |
Can anyone tell me the symbol for owl Thank you, Kelly | ||
| Matjlav Username: Matjlav Registered: 07-2003 |
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| Thomas Anderson |
Does anyone know how to say Big Bear in japanese? I don't want the japanese writing, I just want the word, because all I know is that Kuma is bear | ||
| Angel288211 |
My fiance is getting a tattoo of "Fallen Angel. I need the Kanji characters for this. I have seen the one for Angel, but fallen I have not been able to find. It could be "Fall in to". Thanks, Angel | ||
| Matjlav Username: Matjlav Registered: 07-2003 |
Big bear - Ookii kuma Fallen angel:  That means something like "Exiled Angel"... | ||
| Anonymous |
wouldn't 'big bear' be 'ooki no kuma'? | ||
| Ms. Anon |
Matjlav is right. Big bear is "ookii kuma." "ooki no kuma" is incorrect. Fallen angel can be written as 堕ちた天使 | ||
| PaulTB |
> Matjlav is right. Big bear is > "ookii kuma." "ooki no kuma" is incorrect. How about 'ooki na kuma' though? 大きい熊 282 Google hits, 大きな熊 1770 Google hits. | ||
| Ms. Anon |
"Ookii" and "ookina" are basically the same in this case. Slight differences in nuance appear in other cases, such as: 大きいお兄さん：Brother who is older. 大きなお兄さん：Brother who is taller or larger in size. There are many more, but I can't list them all. You have to learn from pratical usage, I think. | ||
| Anonymous |
I would like to know how to say " I will miss you" in Japanese. Also, how to say " Best wishes to you and your family". Thank you! | ||
| Matjlav Username: Matjlav Registered: 07-2003 |
I will miss you - 寂しいだろう Best wishes to you and your family - あなたおよびは家族良い生起が降り懸かることを望む どう致しまして！ You're welcome! | ||
| Askani |
Is there another way to say fallen angel besides tenshin no okurimono? Because I heard someone else say something different. | ||
| Anonymous |
堕天使 | ||
| Kage Ookami |
Could you help me out with this romanji? Anno sa? Anno sa? Nani ka? Boku wa wakarimasen anata desu... | ||
| Kage Ookami |
I think it means huh? huh? what? i don't understand you... but I'm not quite sure, just wondering if I'm close. | ||
| Anonymous |
It looks like someone translated "I don't understand you" in a literal fashion, the word order isn't the same in Japanese (it should be "Boku wa anata wo wakarimasen"). | ||
| Morgan Evans |
i would like to know how to write my name in japanese (the most popular and easiest way to write it) my name is Morgan i think pronounced mo-ra-gon or mo-ra-gan | ||
| Matjlav Username: Matjlav Registered: 07-2003 |
Morgan - モルガン どう致しまして！ You're welcome! | ||
| Bryan |
how do i spell Bryan, Angie in japanese and also in japanese-engilsh form. thanks in advance | ||
| GUEST FROM BULGARIA |
does anyone have any idea how does the "love" and "hate" symbols look like in Japanese? please post images  | ||
| Anonymous |
Can anyone post the kanji for "save me" in Japanese, please? | ||
| lilchunli |
could anyone translate this for me please!THANK U http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v344/lilchunli/lastscan.jpg | ||
| Anonymous |
how do you write "fear" in japanese? please and thank you! | ||
| Anonymous |
hi i would like to get a tattoo.. im looking for "no more regrets" or something similar to that . thank you for your help | ||
| Anonymous |
hi, "fear" 恐怖 "no more regrets"悔いなし | ||
| Michaela |
Animals have always been a big part of my life, and I was going to just get three pawprints as a tattoo, but I was thinking maybe something like, "love of animals". Can that be translated? I don't want it to end up being sexual or something. Thanks! |