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[Equivalent-Exchange]

Would anyone mind telling me how to say my name in Japanese. It's Rachel. Thanks in advance.

[Dreams]

Foreign names get translated into Japanese by pronunciation, so it usually sounds very similar to the original word.

Rachel becomes Reicheru (レーチェル).

[Equivalent-Exchange]

My friend thought my name was cool and japanese and nagged me to ask if you could tell me here too, its Tiffany. Thanks again in advance :3

[Dreams]

Tiffany = Tifani (ティファニ)

[Hinato kazuya]

Could somone please translate the following phrase for me. "I did it all for you". Don't ask why xD

[Dreams]

Could somone please translate the following phrase for me. "I did it all for you". Don't ask why xD

Well, I'm not actually 100% sure on this. But after thinking about the phrase for a while, it also depends on the context. If it's in the sense of, "I did everything (tried my upmost, best, etc) for you", then it'd be something like this:

あなたのために一生懸命尽くしてた。
Anata no tame ni isshoukenmei tsukushite'ta.

But if it's like, "I did it all (actions, ie, making smoothies/ buying socks/ killing enemies) for you", then it'd be:

あなたのために何でもやった。
Anata no tame ni nandemo yatta.

Both are informal. And you can replace "anata" in both with the person's name, or any other form of the word "you". Etc. :)

[Hinato kazuya]

Thank you once again Dreams.

[Master InuYasha]

How would you say "How are you?" and "Emo" lol

[Dreams]

How would you say "How are you?" and "Emo" lol

"How are you?" = the standard "O-genki desu ka?" (お元気ですか？)

"Emo" would just be "emo" in Japanese... (イーモ)
Except romanized, it would be written "iimo".

[Master InuYasha]

Thanks.

How about "Are you smart?" and "Do you like?"

[Dreams]

Thanks.
How about "Are you smart?" and "Do you like?"

Are you smart?
Rikou desu ka?
利口ですか？

Do you like? (I take it this is like, "Do you like it?")
Suki desu ka?
好きですか？

[Master InuYasha]

Thanks Dreams I have one more

How would you say "him" and "her" and "Edgar"

[Dreams]

"Him" and "her" are, respectively, "kare" (彼) and "kanojo" (彼女).
Although, technically, "kare" and "kanojo" are "he" and "she".
The words only morph into "him" and "her" when placed in a sentence where they're followed by particles, etc.

And Edgar becomes "Edogaa" (エドガー).

[Master InuYasha]

Thanks for the help im trying to learn jap.

[soulreaper_shinigami]

wer can u download japanese chracters and stuff?

and wat does dis mean?
dakedo ima kono kokoro ni ukabu shakunetsu no itami o watashi tsutaekirazu

[The Brown-Eyed Boy]

what is this name translated: Adrienne(female)??