"Konnichiwa" means hello in Japanese. This is a more fromal way to say hello, so when you answer the telephone or talking with close friends. Instead, the less formal way to say hello is "Moshi Moshi".
Like in English, we use different greetings for time of day. To say good morning, say "Ohayo Gozaimasu". To say good evening or good afternoon, say "Konban wa". When you are very close to someone and want to say hello, say "Domo". If you are meeting someone for the first time, say "Hajimemashite Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu", which means hello, pleased to meet you.
For audio of the Japanese words, see the related link below.
You can't write "h" by itself. It must be linked to a vowel. The five "h" sounds written in hiragana are:
は
ha ひ
hiふ
fu へ
he ほ
ho
Note that the "hu" sound is usually pronounced more like "fu."
The English letter "H" sometimes is used to stand for "hentai," meaning pervert or perversion. When used that way, it is pronounced "ecchi."
Bobby in Japanese is phonetic: ボッビ (bobbi).
The letter "D" does not exist in Japanese. Instead the "d" sound is incorporated into some Japanese syllables: da, de, and do.
"Ojisan" is pronounced "oh" (as in "oh well"), "jee" (like the letter "G"), and "san" (rhymes with "lawn").
The combination of 2 character types: syllabic Kana and logographic Kanji that was adopted from Chinese characters. You can write letter N in a character that almost look a like of italic h.
names do not translate if you want to know how to write it ask:- how do i write "name" in japanese?
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jherick
The relation between g and G is that they are the same letter. G is the way to write a capital letter g.
If you mean how to write 'Joseph' in Japanese : ジョセッフ (jo se'ffu) is the answer.
Z. single roman letters can not be written in Japanese
As in you write a letter to someone? Tegami.
Bobby in Japanese is phonetic: ボッビ (bobbi).
There isn't an equivalent "letter" for 'p,' or 'g', but Japanese does have consonants that use the "p" and "g" sounds. They are: pa, pi, pu, pe, po, ga, gi, gu, ge, and go.
ジュベララ /ju be ra ra/.
David = דוד But the letter "g" won't translate by itself. ג is the letter for a hard g and ג׳ is a soft g.
Happiness is 幸せ and happy is 嬉しい