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  1. “valentine card” (English) in Japanese is

    バレンタインカード

  2. Dec 22, 2023 · Q: What is the Japanese word for Valentine? A: The Japanese word for Valentine is “barentain” (バレンタイン). Q: How do you express Valentine in Japanese culture? A: In Japanese culture, Valentine’s Day is seen as a day for women to express their feelings through gift-giving.

  3. 21 words. View 0 comments. View as Slideshow. Search. Default Order. English. Add All to Flashcards. Add All to Wordbank. amai. 甘い. (i) sweet. Details. Chokorēto wa amai desu. チョコレートは甘いです。 Chocolate is sweet. 1 More Example. kyandī. キャンディー. (n) candy. Details. oishii kyandī. 美味しいキャンディー. delicious candy. 3 More Examples. purezento. プレゼント. (n)

  4. Dec 14, 2023 · When celebrating Valentine's Day in Japan, it is customary to say "Happy Valentine's Day" using the phrase "バレンタインデーおめでとう" (pronounced "Barentaindē omedetō"). This greeting is commonly used to express well wishes and spread joy during this romantic holiday.

  5. Feb 13, 2019 · 25 Japanese Valentine's Day Words and Phrases. Express Your Love in Japanese Learn the words faster with tiny card - https://tiny.cards/decks/KWGjma1q/val... Hello Welcome to My...

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  6. Feb 4, 2024 · In Japan, Valentine's Day traditions involve women giving chocolates to men as a sign of affection or gratitude. There are two types of chocolates given: "giri-choco" (obligation chocolate) to male friends, colleagues, and superiors, and "honmei-choco" (true love chocolate) to a romantic partner or someone for whom the giver has romantic feelings.

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  7. Japanese. girlfriend. かのじょ. boyfriend. かれし. Valentine's day. バレンタインデー. bouquet. はなたば. kiss. キス. we hold hands. てをつなぐ. I compliment. ほめる. greeting card. グリーティングカード. box of chocolates. チョコレート. a date. デート. romance. ロマンス. couple. カップル. relationship. つき合う. I love you! 愛してる!

  8. Feb 10, 2017 · However, even if it's English, a phrase like that will be used in Japan quite commonly. (Note that in Japanese it's Valentine Day, not Valentine's Day, but that's the only real difference.) However, a (slightly) more natively Japanese way you could say it is:-バレンタインデーおめでとう (barentain dē omedetō)

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