How do you say "black and white" in japanese?

Question

I dont need the symbol, i just need the phrase. I'm creating new characters for a picture i'm drawing, and really need this for their last name. Their going to be "The (black and white) Sisters"

Thanks!!!!

Answer 1

black - kuroi
white - shiroi

Answer 2

In Japanese it's had to join these 2 words together with a simple 'and': 'but' would be more apt.

black - kuroi, white - shiroi -
but you might be better off using the word for 'fair complexion' - aoi instead of white, as a dark complexion is perceived as unattractive in Japanese women. ..... perhaps the phrase would be something like 'kuroaoi kyodai'.
If you're trying to emphasise the 'opposite aspect' of black and white, maybe you'd be better off saying 'hantai'.

Answer 3

The ganguro look isn't attempting to emulate the black look, they are certainly attempting to look Southern California beachy. the 1st percentyou've feels like the girl painted her face, yet extremely some the girls are purely deeply tanned. whether they are failing at their SC look, they actually are not out to make relaxing of blacks in any way.

Answer 4

Black is kuroi. White is shiroi.
In English, we say black and white. In Japanese, we say white and black. Therefore, black and white is shirokuro.

Answer 5

Fred gave you the best answer!

Answer 6

ying - yang

Answer 7

kokubyaku, kokuhaku????