What does Chibiran mean in Japanese?
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Chi (血) can mean blood, and biran (糜爛) can mean inflammation or sore. I'd never heard the term myself, but a quick search of chibiran using that kanji combination (血糜爛) brought up some Japanese health/doctor sites, so I believe the meaning is "a bleeding/bloody sore."
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if u explain a little bit more,maybe I could help you.I guess it can be ((yeki yedone)) or ((yegane)).
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Hmmm Ni = 2, San = person... LOL I know the first Kanji is Moon, the second is a little more dificult.. Sorry man.
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Or in Japanese it means your whole self!\n総身; そう身 【そうみ】 (n) one's whole body\nSou = 総 【そう】 (n,pref) whole; all; general;\nMi = 身 【み】 (n) body; main part; oneself; sword;
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in the 1st picture in the 2nd row 2nd before the last in japanese the kanji is "mi" you can add ru,mas(masu), or te its a verb for watch or look.
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俺の勝ちだ (ore no kachi da)  or 俺の勝ち (ore no kachi) will do.\n\nThere's also やった (yatta) which means "I did it!"  It's used like "I win" or "Yes!" too.  Do you remember Chun Li in Street Fighter 2 (Well, you may be too young).  She used to say that a lot whenever she won.
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What language is this?  If its Japanese, then chichi means either father or boobs, but I'm not sure about nami nami...
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♡I'm American but I live in Japan. Imagination in Japanese is "souzouryoku" 想像力　or ”sousakuryoku” 創作力. Hope this helps!♡
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♡ Yes, that's right, murasaki means the color purple or violet. The Japanese kanji for murasaki is 紫♡
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　　　　　　　chinese     　　　　　　Japanese\nLive        　　　　　活（生活） 　　   せいかつ（生活）\nLaugh       　　　　　笑       　　   　　　  　　わらう　（笑う）\nLove       　　　 　　爱          　　　　　  　　あい　　（愛）\nDream      　　　　梦（梦想）　　　　ゆめ　　（夢）\n\nI am not sure what you really want, so i listed both.\nI hope these can help you.
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yes, there is no equivalent meaning for "be" in Japanese.\nthey only have polite/casual forms for verbs with tenses.
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♡It says: 'goshujin sama'. \nご主人 is 'goshujin' which means 'your husband; her husband'. \n*(In reference to my own hubby, I'd say "watashi no 'shujin'.") \n様 is 'sama' which is added on for respect; manner; Mr. or Mrs.  [*'sama' is also used after a name when addressing a letter/post mail or a name formally.] \nI live in Japan and when I refer to my friend's husbands I always say 'Anata no goshujin...'\nHope this helps!♡\n☆ This character 'あ' is 'a' in hiragana, I'm not sure why it is added to your phrase though...
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It means 'In The Realm Of The Senses' and it comes from the title of a Japanese Film
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these are in romanji since I have no idea how to type kanji\n\nsexy-sekushi (na)\n\nfaith- shinrai ( trust) yakusoku (promise) shinko (religious)\n\nhope-kibo or nozomi, unless you meant the verb which is kitai suru or nozomu
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A little homework help, chel?\n\nOkay.\n\nnot a - the basic characters and meanings are shared between the two countries\n\nnot b - both peoples have considerable love and respect for parents and ancestors.\n\nnot c - considerable respect for the merchant class especially beginning in feudal Japan, to today.\n\nI would say D - the Japanese promote by measuring one's accomplishments and skills...not by how one would do on an exam.\n\nDEFINITELY NOT E
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It can refer to one of three things:\n\n* the Nikkei 225 Stock Market Index:\n\n* a descendant of a Japanese person born outside Japan;\n\n* the Nihon Keizai Shimbun Newspaper.\n\nThe most commonly used is the stock market index. It is the leading index of the Japanese stock market.
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It's Japanese for "Thank you."