What does akichan mean?
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In Japanese "akachan" means "baby".\n\nLiterally "cute little red thing".
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atama, 頭 = head. utsu, 打 = to strike, (this becomes uchi as a noun = a strike). So something like atama uchi, 頭打ち, may be appropriate, although there may be different names depending on how you actually strike with the head.
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it is turkish but it doesnt mean i fisted your mother it says:\nhello friends, does my dictionary and ???? give you ???\nlol sorry im bad at turkish only know the basics, and i dont think this person spelt it correctly anyway. i might be wrong im sorry.
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Chaand means moon in Hindi-Urdu; Chaandi means silver.\nIt's certainly complimentary! Moon-faced is an classic description of youthful beauty in Urdu poetry. \n\nNormally the pronunciation would be CH as in church, the aa long as in pAth; but it's YOUR name, so say it the way that seems best to you.
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define "alugh" please.
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"Akika" means "I" (but "saya" is more commonly used)\n"Kawanua" means "you" (but "kamu" is more commonly used)
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karate\n\nn : a traditional Japanese system of unarmed combat; sharp blows and kicks are given to pressure-sensitive points on the body of the opponent
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I believe it means:\n\nAutomatic\nTeller\nMachine
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Caen is a town in Normandy.\nDoyen (old term) means a citizen.
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What language is this?  If its Japanese, then chichi means either father or boobs, but I'm not sure about nami nami...
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Sounds hokkien, which i'm supposed to know but i don't. Need to tell me where you heard it from.
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ーさま　(sama) is used for people who have higher range, are wiser or older than you. For example, kami-sama (god.)\n\nーちゃん (chan) is generally used to address to kids.\n\nーさん (san) is used to refer to adult people. Ex. Tanaka-san (Mr. Tanaka). -san should NEVER be used to address yourself, ex:  My name is Tanaka-san.\n\nーくん(kun) is used to refer to males or teen males.
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its spanish and means as many said "High view"\n\ngood luck :)
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I don't know exactly what you want to know but what you are asking is a general word that should be the same or very similiar in different dialects of Chinese.  It is kansha in Japanese lit. means thanks as in kansha no hi thanksgiving day.  I don't know how as yet to post Chinese to the answers nor anywhere else for that matter as yet .  but it is the same characters in proabaly all dialects.
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Erm... this is weird.  The last character is not Chinese, it looks Korean.  Sorry but I don't understand the characters except for the first one, 談.  It means "to talk about / to discuss".
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陳水扁 Chen Shui-Bian\nYou can call him " Ah~ Bian " .\nIt is locally in Taiwan .
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That's just their culture.\nHiragana is for native japanese words.\nkatakana is for foreign borrowed words\nand Kanji is for chinese borrowed words.