say sweet dreams in japanese?
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いい夢を見てね (ii yume o mite ne) = Have good dreams!  \n甘い夢 (amai yume) LITERALLY means 'sweet dreams', but it doesn't make sense in Japanese.\nUsually, before bed, people just say おやすみ (oyasumi), meaning "Goodnight".
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limeiwre\nshareza(i dont think i spelled it right)\nstuff like that \n\nor just yahoo or google it\n\nwatch free yu yu hakusho or whatever
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Hi\nHere's a rough translation! I've tried to translate as close to the original meaning as possible (eg by translating some idiomatic phrases into their english counterparts with similar meanings)\n\nHataraku yo (Move it) *\n(by Puffy)\n\nMove it, those of you who can move it\nShow your ambition to be a pro\nIt’s when you feel like crying that you have to strive\nYou’d put on your makeup as always\nShowing everyone a happy face\nSometimes even deceiving with your smiles\nBut I have to tell you, it’s not worthwhile\nThe true end-result is everything\nIt’s only you, from the bottom of my heart\nIt’s only you, who shows her tears\nYou’re a hard-worker, so brighten up\nOr it’ll somehow be a painful thing\n\nGet on and move it, those of you who can move it\nIf you fall in love, things get uncertain\nAnd everything seems to be a dream \nSo don’t show anyone your tears\nTry an image change\nWin a victory, with your true face\nDon’t think about failure\nOr you’d be gambling with your own future\nYour mother and I have just one\nIdea firm in our hearts:\nThat a strong girl\nHas to be a good girl\nSo move it, move it\n\nShow your ambition to be a pro\nTry your very best right when you long to cry from sorrow\nShow everyone a happy face:\nMove it, move it\nWhen you fall in love, you get confused\nAnd everything seems to be a dream\nBut don’t show us your tears\nMove it, moving one\nMove it, move it.\n\n*Hataraku can either mean to physically work (in a job, etc) or to make use of one's brains, etc. But the context of the song makes "get moving" or "get cracking" more fitting \n\n--hope it helps! cheers and happy thanksgiving
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Appearently you have lyrics to a song called "Put 'Em Up" by an artist named Namie Amuro (a Japanese pop singer). Most of the lyrics are Japanese with some additions of English phrases. This is seen in many Asian groups/singers usually in the pop-industry that pull English into their music almost as if to "Americanize" their song(s). Pop is very popular in America and what a better way to emulate it than to use English phrases.\n\nAs for the translation, it's difficult. What you see in Japanese is "Romanized" Japanese: rather than using Chinese symbols here we have the "Romance" equivalent for non-native speakers/readers of Japanese. In other words, us non-native speakers can now at least take a stab at the pronunciation of the words without having to study the symbols and the sounds that accompany them.\n\nTranslation:\n\nJust one day, suddenly the morning's over\nThe stupid boys cause a disturbance\nLet me see who's over there with club chics\nWherever you look, these snobby Casanovas\nThink it's fun to make a habit of cheating\nThere's nothing like that kind of appearance\nI missed the evidence before\nBut starting now, I think I get it\n\nIf I go somewhere, then I can go out\nI can do things, I can mess around\nWhich one is 'beneath me,' ain't nothing new\nAnything you do, I'll do it better than you\nA flirting love game, fine I can play games\nForgetting your name, I can do the same\nI'm the number one sharpest one\nIt's impossible to deceive a woman's emotions\n\nSecretly bend backward, put 'em up\nMy unintentional, sudden impulse is your fatal wound\nThanks to you, my weaponry is your dilemma\nI can get down, I can get down\nThe rules of dying abroad\nI've exposed your cheating, fool\nIf you got chics then you better put'em up\nYou lose, you were too late\n\nThe instant the phone rings\nIn a confused manner, a secret is revealed\nIn a sweet voice, 'where is she?'\nCould this be my challenger!?\nI'm not just listening in\nI'm using my own judgement\nI get in the car\nThat boy is mine, I believe it\n\n* repeat\n\n** repeat 4x\nSecretly bend backwards, put 'em up\n** repeat\n\nI can't take credit of the translation. Check out the link. I could have never figured it out without help. Enjoy. Salud.
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your Welcome hope you have the sweetest dreams!
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I'm going to assume you want a pronunciation guide, so I'm going to do this in preference to cleaning the bath ... ; )\nAlphabet followed by romaji/katakana/hiragana\na ei エイ／えい\nb bii ビイ／びい\nc shii シイ／しい\nd dii ディイ／でぃい\ne ii イイ／いい\nf efu エフ／えふ\ng jii ジイ／じい\nh eichi エイチ／えいち\ni ai アイ／あい\nj jiei ジエイ／じえい\nk kei ケイ／けい\nl eru エル／える\nm emu エム／えむ\nn enu エヌ／えぬ\no oo オオ／おお\np pii ピイ／ぴい\nq kyuu キュウ／きゅう\nr aaru アアル／あある\ns esu エス／えす\nt tii (or te)　ティイ／てぃい　(テ／て）\nu yuu ユウ／ゆう\nv bui (or vii) ブイ／ぶい　（ヴィイ／ゔぃい）\nw daburyu ダブリュ／だぶりゅ\nx ekkusu エックス／えっくす\ny wai ワイ／わい\nz zeddo ゼッド／ぜっど\n\nNot very simple I know! ; D
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Te Amo: I love you\nCorozon: heart\nit can be used either to say I love u sweety(heart) or the love of my heart... :o)
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You are asking about writing it in Japanese. That's impossible to answer because we cannot type in Japanese characters.
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Are you talking about "Kisekae"? That is Japanese for "changing clothes". Basically, there is a standalone Windows program that you can get here:\n\nhttp://www.otakuworld.com/kiss/\n\nThen you can search that website for the dolls or elsewhere on the net.\n\nThere is also online versions of the program where you can do the same thing. Look here for example:\n\nhttp://www.kisekaeworld.com/\nhttp://users.aol.com/jrbuell2/winbee.html
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You need to download "Japanese Language Pack"... go to\nhttp://www.kanjistep.com/en/misc/howto.html
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most likely freetranslation.com   just type in like: I play: and it should come up with yo juego
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♡Hi MissFred! I learned that "nikkou" means sunshine or sunlight so I hope we're discussing the same "nikkou" here. I think "nikkou" is a beautiful word too! The pronunciation would be like knee-koh-oo  *The u- oo sound is often times very faint, soft in many cases. *Although there are those who pronounce it a bit stronger. I hope this helps you! Have lived in Japan over 8 years now.♡ *If I have the wrong word, pardon me in advance! (*^o^*)
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I also wish there is. I wanna learn how to speak in japanese and translate tagalog words into Japanese.
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There is a few ways. The key word here in most usages is 'Samishii' or sometimes 'Sabishii' depending on your accent. \n\nHere are some examples\n\nSamishii kunarimasu ka? = Miss me?\n寂しいくなりますか\n\nAnata wa watashi ga samishii kunarimashita ka? = Did you miss me?\nあなたは私が寂しいくなりましたか\n\nWatashi wa anata ga samishii kunaru. = I miss you\n私はあなたが寂しいくなる\n\nI'm not a native speaker so this may not be totally correct. Good luck. And if you want to get really technical, Samishii actually means lonley, but if you use it with kunaru(to become) it means to miss someone.
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In Japanese alphabet: Jeanさんは僕のことを大好き?！\n大好き~大好き~Jeanのことを大好き~!\n\nEnglish: Jean do you REALLY love me?! I love you, I love you, I really love Jean~!\n\nThe original Japanese phrase itself has a weird grammar, but I guess it'll work. To me the sentences can be a bit shorter, it feels a bit redundant.\n\nWell I suppose it won't matter much since it looks very informal and personal anyways :P
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If you have windows xp, it's just a matter of going to the options in the control panel, under "date, time, language and regional options"\nThen "Add languages" . Under language, check the box that says "install east asian languages" It will probably ask you for the windows xp cd, if you don't have it contact whoever sold you your pc. If you do have it, then install those languages, and under advanced check "japanese" and other variations of it. Then configure the language bar so that the keybord writes katakana, and  hiragana. It will automatically ask you what kanji you want.
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you should be able to go into \nstart\nsettings\ncontrol panel\nregional and language settings\nregional options tab (change everything here to japanese)\nlanguages tab\ndetails\nsettings tab (change the default input language to japanese)\n\nthat should do it i think