What does "say" mean in Japanese.?

Question

By the way, I'm not asking what the english word "say" is in Japanese.

Answer 1

♡I live in Japan and have never seen the word 'say' in Japanese. I could be wrong though. (*^o^*)
(Where did you see it written as 'say'?)
☆I have seen 'sei' though and it is pronounced like "say", it could mean:
*sei ( 凄 : せい )
threaten
*sei ( 制 : せい )
1. system
2. organization
3. imperial command
4. laws
5. regulation
6. control (vs)
7. government
8. suppression
9. restraint
10. holding back
11. establishment
*sei ( 勢 : せい )
1. energy
2. military strength
*sei ( 姓 : せい )
1. surname
2. family name
*sei ( 性 : せい )
1. sex
2. gender
*sei ( 正 : せい )
1. (logical) true
2. regular
*sei ( 精 : せい )
spirit
*sei ( 製 : せい )
1. -made (suf)
2. make
*sei ( 背 : せい )
1. height
2. stature .
*sei ( 儕 : せい )
companion
Hope this helps!♡

Answer 2

Razor Ramon HG, a Japanese comedian, says "say, say, say!" and that means;

1) used for attracting people's attention.

2) used for making somebody stop what they are saying or doing.

3) When he has done something wrong or he think there will be trouble, he says "saaaay!" That means the same as "uh-oh."

There is no "say" in Japanese, and Razor Ramon HG says "say, say, say!" in English.

http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%AC%E3%82%A4%E3%82%B6%E3%83%BC%E3%83%A9%E3%83%A2%E3%83%B3HG

Answer 3

I don't think you can read Japanese. This English page about Razor Ramon HG, whose real name is Masaki Sumitani, may be suited for you.

Masaki Sumitani - Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Razor_Ramon_HG

Answer 4

It's one of those words that can mean several things.

Possibly you are thinking of sei ("say") in the sense of "nihon sei", which means "Made in Japan".

Or, maybe sei noh ("All together, now!").

It's a long list!

Answer 5

Anou.

Answer 6

Could mean 100 different things, what's the context?

Could be "gender", "correct", ......

Answer 7

anou