How do you say friend in japanese?

Answer 1

ともだち tomodachi - friend

Answer 2

Tomodachi Kanji

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Tomodachi is friend in Japanese.There are other words for friend in Japanese, but tomodachi is the one most used.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

tomodachi means friend in Japanese

Answer 7

Friend: Tomodachi

Answer 8

mikata means "1.friend"
2. ally
3. supporter

tomo means "1.Friend"
2. companion
3. pal

yuujin means "friend"

tomodachi means "friend"

kaonajimi means " 1. acquaintance"
2. friend
3. familiar face

gakuyuu means "school friend"

shinyuu means " 1. close friend"
2. bosom( old, intimate) friend
3. buddy
4. crony
5. chum

osananajimi means " 1. childhood friend"
2. friend from infancy
3. old playmate

For friend in Japanese has more than one meaning!!!

Hope this help!!!

Answer 9

People seem to have really overcomplicated your question.
tomodachi 友達（ともだち） , yuujin 友人（ゆうじん） , and nakayoshi 仲良し（なかよし） all mean friend, but tomodachi is generally accepted as the most common and general.

Answer 10

There are a lot of ways, just like there are in english (buddy, pal, mate, comrade, etc.).

The most common is tomodachi (友達).

There's also
mabudachi　まぶだち This is an outdated way of saying it. It's probably the equivalent of "chum."
yuujin　友人 You notice this has the same kanji as "tomodachi." the "jin" part means "person", so this does, in effect, mean simply "friend", but it's a lot more formal way of expressing it. "Tomodachi" is much more common.
tomo　友 an abbreviation from "tomodachi." Very casual.
aibou　相棒 This means more like "ally" or "companion" more than friend.
shinyuu　親友 Again, this shares kanji with "tomo" and "tomodachi" and "yuujin." However, it also has "shin", which means "intimate" or "close," so this is closer to "best friend" rather than just "friend."

Answer 11

Written: 友人
English written: yuujin
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