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Does jadwiga mean Jackie in English?
No - it does not mean Jackie in english. "Hedwig" is the English language equivalent for "Jadwiga"
What does 'Quoi' mean in English?
quoi is 'what' in English.
What do the chinese characters 艾米莉 mean in English?
That is mean Emily in English.
What does Arabic word inshallala mean in English?
What does Arabic word inshallala mean in English
What does delice anglais mean in English?
English delight
Kyou wa jikan ga arimasuWhat does this mean in English?
Kyou wa jikan ga arimasu means " I have a job today"
What does Kyoukai mean?
"Kyoukai" is a Japanese word and in English it means "Church"
What is the word 'today' when translated form English to Japanese?
Today, this day is "Kyou"
What is the proper spelling in Fruits Basket Kyou or Kyo?
It is spelled Kyou
When was KYOU-TV created?
KYOU-TV was created on 1986-06-02.
When was Chang Kyou-Chul born?
Chang Kyou-Chul was born in 1946.
When did Chang Kyou-Chul die?
Chang Kyou-Chul died in 2000.
When was Lee Kyou-Hyuk born?
Lee Kyou-Hyuk was born on 1978-03-16.
Why can't people be like kyo sohma?
BAKA! Kyou isn't real, Kyou's a fictional character with a monster form, Kyou was created by the author of Fruits Basket. And-- Kyou's so awesome theres no way people could even match up to him, okay?
What mean Kyoto in English?
You have to be precise with 'romaji', 'o' is normal short 'o' sound where 'ou' is elongated 'o' sound. 'Kyoto' does not mean anything. If you meant 'kyotou' it is written 挙党 /kyo tou/ and means 'starting a political wing/party'. It can also be written 巨頭 /kyo tou/ meaning 'tycoon, magnate'. If you mean 'kyouto', it can be written 教徒 /kyou to/ meaning 'follower, believer' and written 京都 /kyou yo/ which is a famous city in Japan.
In clannad did tomoya fell in love with kyou?
No, but there is an OVA (special episode) called Kyou's Chapter that showed a different scenario where he did.
What is the Japanese word for 'Fear'?
恐怖 (kyou fu) is a Japanese common word for 'fear'. Other words like 恐れ (o so re) and 恐怖症 ( kyou fu shyou) (phobia, usu used as a suffix just like in English) can also be mentioned.
