Do you know any words that have to do with japan starting with q or x? (I am making an abc book for school.)?
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X-Japan...it's a famous Japanese rock band. They broke up long time ago and one of the members even commited a suicide but anyway this is the only one I know. \n\nQ......\n\nI really don't come up with any words that start with X or Q because there is no such a sound in Japanese language!
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There are two main ways of writing japanese, hiragana and katakana not including the hiroglyphics/picture words. It is a pretty complex language unless you only wish to speak it but I would advise you order a book and CD or take a course somewhere.
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Kiki,Special Kiki,Kiwi,Q,Queen,Key,K,and Yuna(I dunno where that one came from)
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♡Of course there's such a word.\nIt actually is 'kangaruu'  カンガルー \nas mentioned!　It's written in katakana.\n～Pronounced kahn-gah-roo.\nHere's a few sources for you:\nhttp://www.yesjapan.com/dictionary/yesjapan200k.php?language=english&searchplace=beginning&searchfor=kangaroo&maxsearch=25\nhttp://dict.regex.info/cgi-bin/j-e/dosearch?sDict=on&H=PS&L=E&T=kangaroo&WC=none&FG=w&BG=b&S=26\n～I live in Japan and we say kangaruu!(*^o^*)\nHope this helps!♡
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Hi,\n\nI am living in Japan and have also been a French teacher. I am not 100 percent sure, but you could try Enchanted learning.com. It has a bunch of stuff. If that does not work, look for "food vocabulary, Spanish" on your search engine. Sorry if you have tried these and they don't work. Bonne chance, gambatte and good luck.
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There are keyboards with Japnese printed on keys. Also one can type if you change your font to some japnease or chinese. But I don't no either of the language so I can't type the words and tell you.
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Japan\nSamurai Blue(~~)
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Emperor Hirohito JAPAN\n\n\ngeez i thought a simple answer "japan" would be enough\ni guess linda has too much time on her finger
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Japanese has three writing systems - Katakana, Hiragana, and Kanji.
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for me,Japanese is more creative.=)
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A little homework help, chel?\n\nOkay.\n\nnot a - the basic characters and meanings are shared between the two countries\n\nnot b - both peoples have considerable love and respect for parents and ancestors.\n\nnot c - considerable respect for the merchant class especially beginning in feudal Japan, to today.\n\nI would say D - the Japanese promote by measuring one's accomplishments and skills...not by how one would do on an exam.\n\nDEFINITELY NOT E
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Here a some words that begin with x...\n\nXanadu\nxancidae\nxancus\nxanth-\nxanthamide\nxanthan gum\nxanthate\nxanthation\nxanthelasma\nxanthene\nxanthene dye\nxanthenyl\nxanthian\nxanthic\nxanthidae\nxanthidium\nxanthin\nxanthine\nXanthippe\nxanthism\nxanthium\nxanthocephalus\nxanthoceras\nxanthochroi\nxanthochroic\nxanthochroid\nxanthochroism\nxanthochromia\nxanthochroous\nxanthoconite \nxanthoderm\nxanthoderma\nxanthogen\nxanthogenate\nxantholeucophore\nxanthoma\nxanthomatosis\nxanthomatous\nxanthomelanoi\nxanthomelanous\nxanthometer\nxanthomonad\nxanthomonas\nxanthone\nxanthophore\nxanthophyceae\nxanthophyll\nxanthophyllite\nxanthopterin\nxanthopurpurin\nxanthorhamnin\nxanthorhiza\nxanthoria\nxanthorrhoea\nxanthosiderite\nxanthosine\nxanthosis\nxanthosoma\nxanthotoxin\nxanthotrichous\nxanthoura\nxanthous\nxanthoxenite\nxanthoxylaceae\nxanthoxyletin\nxanthoxylin\nxanthoxylum\nXanthus\nxanthydrol\nxanthyl\nxantusiidae\nxarque\nxat\nxaverian\nXaverian Brother\nXavier\nx-axis\nX band\nX-C\nX chromosome\nx-coordinate\nXD\nXe\nxebec\nxema\nxen-\nxenacanthi\nxenacanthine\nxenacanthini\nxenarchi \nxenarthra\nXenia\nxenia\nxenial\nxenic\nxenicidae\nxenium\nxenoberyces\nxenobiosis\nxenobiotic\nxenoblast\nxenocentric\nxenocratean\nXenocrates\nxenocratic\nxenocryst\nxenodiagnosis\nxenodocheionology\nxenodocheum\nxenodochium\nxenogamy\nxenogeneic\nxenogenesis\nxenoglossy\nxenograft\nxenolith\nxenomania\nxenomi\nxenomorpha\nxenomorphic\nxenon\nxenopeltidae\nxenophanean\nXenophanes\nxenophile\nxenophobe\nxenophobia\nXenophon\nxenophontean\nxenophora\nxenopithecus\nxenoplastic\nxenopodidae\nxenopsylla\nxenopteri\nxenopterygii\nxenopus\nxenorhynchus\nxenos\nxenosauridae\nxenotime\nxenotransplantation\nxenotropic\nxenurus\nxenyl\nxer\nxer-\nxerafin\nxeranthemum\nxerarch \nXeres\nxeric\nXeriscape\nxerocole\nxeroderma\nxeroderma pigmentosum\nxerogel\nxerography\nxeromorph\nxeromorphic\nxerophagy\nxerophilous\nxerophobous\nxerophthalmia\nxerophyllum\nxerophyte\nxerophytization\nxeroplastic\nxeroprinting\nxeroradiograph\nxeroradiography\nxerosere\nxerosis\nxerostomia\nxerotherm\nxerothermic\nXerox\nxerox\nxerus\nXerxes I\nxg\nx-height\nXhosa\nXi\nxi\nXiamen\nXi'an\nXiang\nXianggang\nXiangtan\nxicaque\nXigaze\nximenia\nxinca\nxincan\nXingu\nXining\nXinjiang Uygur\nx-intercept\nXinxiang\nxiphias\nxiphidiocercaria\nxiphihumeralis\nxiphioid\nxiphiplastral\nxiphiplastron\nxiphisternal\nxiphisternum\nxiphisura\nxiphocostal \nxiphodon\nxiphoid\nxiphoid process\nxiphopagus\nxiphophorus\nxiphophyllous\nxiphosura\nxiphydriidae\nx-irradiation\nXizang\nXL\nx-linked\nXmas\nxml\nXn\nXnty\nXO\nxoanon\nXochimilco\nxonotlite\nxosa\nx-radiation\nX-rated\nX ray\nXray\nx-ray\nX-ray astronomy\nX-ray diffraction\nX-ray star\nX-ray therapy\nX-ray tube\nXS\nx-section\nxt\nxtal\nxtian\nxtra\nxtry\nxty\nxu\nXuanhua\nxurel\nXuzhou\nXW\nxyelidae\nxyl-\nxylan\nxylaria\nxylariaceae\nxylary\nxyleborus\nxylem\nxylem ray\nxylene\nxylenol\nxylenyl\nxyleutes\nxylia\nxylidine\nxylindein \nxylitol\nxylobalsamum\nxylocopa\nxylocopidae\nxyloglyphy\nxylographica\nxylography\nxyloid\nxyloketose\nxylol\nxylology\nxylomancy\nxylometer\nxylophaga\nxylophagidae\nxylophagous\nxylophilous\nxylophone\nxylophonic\nxylopia\nxyloporosis\nxylopyrography\nxyloquinone\nxylose\nxyloside\nxylosma\nxylostroma\nxylotile\nxylotomic\nxylotomist\nxylotomous\nxylotomy\nxylotrya\nxylotypographic\nxylulose\nxylyl\nxylylene\nxyphoid\nxyridaceae\nxyridales\nxyris\nxyst\nxystum\nxystus
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Well for sure, if the word starts with an X by itself (such as X-Men or X-ray), it will be pronounced "eks."  I've actually heard words like Xavier pronounced both ways, and I live in the US.  Some words beginning with X are always pronounced like a Z, for example xylaphone.  I think it's just us Americans trying to make things more complicated than they have to be.  :)
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Japan and most Asian countries
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http://www.freejapaneselessons.com\n\nteaches hiragana and katakana as well as some basic Kanji =)
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You should also get an electronic dictionary, many Japanese people carry them a well.  The following sites may be of some help though, PopJisyo and WWWJDIC:\n\nhttp://www.popjisyo.com/WebHint/Portal_e.aspx\nhttp://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/wwwjdic.html
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R--- Ryosuke, Ryota, Ryoji Ryuta, Ryunosuke, Ryu\nB--- Bunta, Bunmei\n\nJapanese male name which starts from B is kind of rare due to it is not "clear" sound for Japanese. Japanese parents do not want clepe  their children's name such starts with B sound.