Description for "bitch in katakana"
1. female of any member of the dog family.
2. informal terms for objecting.
3. a person who is thoroughly disliked.
4. an unpleasant difficulty.
It’s in Japanese Kata-kana.
1. female of any member of the dog family.
2. informal terms for objecting.
3. a person who is thoroughly disliked.
4. an unpleasant difficulty.
It’s in Japanese Kata-kana.
a person you know well and regard with affection and trust. Japanese says Tomo-Dachi. Tomodachi kanji meaning “Dachi” is a suffix that expresses a plurality of people, and people who share aspirations and actions and are always in close contact with each other. Also used in the singular. Therefore, rather than considering the word … Read More
Because the role differs slightly depending on the industry, and because it is neither a job title nor an occupation, in Japan it is often treated only in terms of atmosphere. And in Japan, it is often written as “スーパーバイザー” in katakana notation. A supervisor is responsible for: A person with the official task … Read More
1. A person who teaches academics, techniques, and entertainment. Especially school teachers. Also, the person who is being taught. 2. A word that respects academic people such as Pastor, Master, Doctors, and Deputies, and people in leadership positions. 3. Calling others, including friendliness and teasing. 4. A person who was born before me. Japanese … Read More
He loves Sushi and Sashimi. Having practiced calligraphy since childhood, his father was qualified as a teacher. Aokage(青景) comes from the blue landscape like the sea, the clear sky. And the blue shadow. Shadow means a ninja.