What does kowai mean?
scary
Kowai (怖こわい) or “scary”
What does Bakero mean?
Literally, this means `you idiot`, but Japanese never swear like using the f-word in English and this is very much the strongest insult and `fighting word` used in Japanese.
What is Orewa?
Orewa is a suburb of Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city. It lies on the Hibiscus Coast, just north of the base of the Whangaparaoa Peninsula and 40 kilometres north of central Auckland.
What is Tabetai in Japanese?
食べたい tabetai–want to eat [This is formed with the ~masu form of 食べる taberu–to eat + たい tai–(want to… )] です desu–copula (usually like to be)
What does OroWa mean?
OroWa is a phrase originating in the Nigerian language, Yoruba, meaning, “Our Wealth.” The OroWa logo is a combination of two symbols, The Nserewa, an Adinkra Symbol that signifies “Wealth, Abundance and Affluence,” and The Circle in Red, symbolizing our connection.
What does the word whangaparaoa mean?
This marine playground (Whangaparaoa translated from the Maori means: whanga, bay; paraoa, whale) is populated largely by retired Aucklanders and “weekenders” who may swell the numbers to many thousands in the holiday season.
What is the meaning of Naomi in Japanese?
Besides, Naomi is a Japanese unisex name. Naomi means “pleasantness” or “my pleasantness” (from Hebrew “no’ám/נועם” = pleasantness or “na’ám/נֹעַם” = to please + ”-í/־ִי” = my) and in Japan it is a combination of “nao/直” = “straight” and “mi/美” = “beautiful”.
What does でしょ (desho) mean?
Although there are many different meanings, which may seem confusing, it is usually easy to understand from context. Can be shortened to just でしょ (desho), but the meaning is the same. 明日は雨が降る でしょう 。
What does Nao mean in Japanese?
From Japanese 直 ( nao) meaning “straight” and 美 ( mi) meaning “beautiful” (usually feminine) or 己 ( mi) meaning “self” (usually masculine). Other kanji combinations can also form this name.
What does Deshou mean in Japanese?
Although there are many different meanings, which may seem confusing, it is usually easy to understand from context. Can be shortened to just でしょ (desho), but the meaning is the same. 明日は雨が降る でしょう 。 ashita wa ame ga furu deshou. It will probably rain tomorrow. I think it will rain tomorrow. 先生はまもなく来る でしょう 。 sensei wa mamonaku kuru deshou.