how do you say, we wish you good health, long life, happiness and success in japanese?
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(watashitachi wa) anata no kenko, choujyu, koufuku, seikou wo oinori shimasu.\n\nJapanese often omit the subject.
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Is that japanese? I think it is not gobete kudaisai..but Gambatte Kudasai, means 'Do the best!!' or 'Good Luck!!'
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Just go to babel fish .\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/\nIt will provide the text in Japanese .
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I love you = Te iubesc (tae yoo-besk)\nI wish you health and success = Îţi doresc sănătate şi succes (without the special characters: Iti doresc sanatate si succes) which is pronounced sort of like this: Its door-ask suh-nuh-tuh-tae she sook-chess :)\nCheers = Noroc (no-roak) (which actually means "good luck" but is used on similar occasions)
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very Happy\n"لو لم اكن مصرياً لوددت ان اكون مصرياً"\nكلنا بنحب مصر\nومصر بلد جميلة ومباركة\nوكفاية ان السيد المسيح زارها وباركها
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How are you? - Eppadi Irukkinga?\n is the colloquial and practical way of asking.\nGenerally, people also ask "Are you fine?". This can be translated as "Nalla Irukkingala?".
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It totally depends on context.  For instance, it would sound better in Japanese to say "Tasukete kudasai" which is "Please help me."  However, if someone is begging for help, especially from someone they know or someone of a similar social status, then they might be more likely to say "Tasukete kure!" translated to "Help me!"  \n\nThis refers to the first part as well.  One might say "Nani ga hoshii no?" or "Nani ga iru no?" (What do you want/need?) or even "Nanika iru no?" (Do you want anything?) more casually, but if you use "desu" it is polite.
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"Smile"\n\n3 John 1.2-3\n\nBeloved, I wish above all things that you may prosper and be in health, even as your soul prospers.\n\nFor I rejoiced greatly, when the brothers came and testified of the truth that is in you, even as you walk in the truth. \n\nBlessings!
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future: liebe, werde geliebt und werde glücklich (going to be happy)\n\npresent: liebe, werde geliebt und sei glücklich (be happy right now)\n\n(without german keyboard: gluecklich)\n\ni´m german ;-)
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信じなさい\n\n\nBe Blessed!
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A \nAKAHAI\n[ah kah hai']\n(careful offering)\nkindness, modesty, gentleness,\nunpretentiousness, being unassuming,\nunobtrusive, tenderness\n\nL \nLÔKAHI\n[LOH' kah hee]\n(to obtain oneness)\nunity, agreement, accord, \nunison, harmony \n\nO\n`OLU'OLU\n[oh' loo oh' loo]\n(cool, refreshing)\nagreeable, pleasantness, amiability,\ncontentment, happiness, graciousness,\ncongeniality, cordiality, affability\n\nH\nHA'AHA'A\n[hah' ah hah' ah]\n(low)\nhumility, humbleness, \nself-effacing, modesty\n\nA\nAHONUI\n[ah hoh nui']\n(great breath)\npatience, perseverance, endurance, \nlong suffering, tolerance\n\n\nIn reality, The Aloha Spirit is ineffable, i.e., too great to be described in words. Like a sunset or God, Aloha must be experienced. For me, one word gets close:\n\n\nLOKOMAIKA`I\n[loh koh mai' kah ee]\n(good insides)\ngood will, good disposition, generosity, grace, kindness, humanity, benevolence, beneficence and...\n\nLovingkindness
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It's Japanese for "Thank you."
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Either a meteor or prosperity, depending on the kanji.\n\n隆盛 【りゅうせい】 (adj-na,n) prosperity; \n流星 【りゅうせい】 (n) meteor; falling star
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Two words, you say?  Hmmm, how do you say "BIG MISTAKE!" in Japanese?
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you could either use a comma as you have or change the sentence to.... i am in good physical condition and exercise every day.
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Live well, laugh often, love much.\n\nAlso:  Enjoy life while you're alive, because you're dead for a LONG time.
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Translation:\n\nHi!\nHow are you? I haven't heard from you in a while.\nI had a vacation and I took a trip to Chech Republic!!! to Krakow, with my mom.\nI had a great vacation (direct translation- I rested very well), and had a lot of good time.\nNow I have little time(I don't have a lot of time), I work a lot, I went to the other region to help with work. I just found some time, sorry I haven't written for so long.\nOnce I download pictures, I will sent them to you. Igor and Alexa came to visit us and we had a great time. Igor gave me a watch as a present.\nThey left not so long ago. I am bored without them.\nMiss you kiss you