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What is the timbre of the Japanese song sakura?
answer in english word
What languages does sakura haruno speak?
Japanese.
Where can you find manga that has Sakura As the daughter of Orochimaru?
i dont think you can find a japanese comic that has sakura as the daughter of orochimaru cause shes not....
What is sakura's full name?
if your talking about sakura from naruto her name is Haruno Sakura
Who's voice is Sakura's from Naruto?
In Japanese Chie Nakamura. In English Kate Higgins.
How do you write SAKURA in Japanese kanji character?
櫻.
How do you write Sakura Haruno in Japanese?
that's allready Japanese idiot that's allready Japanese idiot Its 春野 桜(haruno sakura) if you want the kanji, はるの さくら(haruno sakura) if you want kana.
How do you say cherry blossom in Japanese?
It is called 'Sakura'
What trees is sakura?
sakura is cherry blossom trees in Japanese
What does the ancient Japanese music title sakura-sakura mean?
Sakura means cherry blossom.
What does Sakura mean in Japanese?
Sakura means "cherry blossom"
What does sakura mean to naruto?
Sakura means "cherry blossoms" in Japanese.
What does Sakura mean?
'Sakura' means 'cherry blossom' in Japanese. Every year, Japan has a Sakura Festival.It means Cherry Blossom. It is a Japanese name. Sakura in English means Sara which is my name!!!!!i think sakura mean flower in japaneas
What is a sakura?
A "Sakura" is a Japanese cherryblossom tree that sprouts pink flowers around the spring time. you often here the name sakura for Japanese manga characters such as sakura from tsubasa or naruto. when used as a name, sakura just means cherryblossom.
Names of Japanese cherry blossoms?
Sakura is cherry blossom.桜の花is the Japanese letter translation.
What is the timbre of the Japanese song sakura?
answer in english word
What is the plural of sakura?
The plural of "sakura," which refers to cherry blossoms in Japanese, is typically "sakura" as well. In English usage, some might use "sakura trees" or "sakura blossoms" to refer to multiple instances. However, the original Japanese term remains unchanged in its plural form.
