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Saying "Pretty Princess" in Japanese? 2010/3/18 15:46
Hello, my wife is Japanese and we just recently had our first child a lovely baby girl. My nick name for my daughter is my "Pretty Princess" and I would really like to be able to learn how to say this in Nihango in the context that I am saying to her. If anything I think my mother and father and law would get a kick out of knowing what I am saying and it might make my wife smile a little as well to hear it in her native tounge. Many thanks for all your help!
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Re: 2010/3/18 21:01
David,

Ohime sama(おひめさま), I think.
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Hime 2010/3/18 22:43
Some daddies call his daughter Hime, simply.
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Thank's ^_^ 2010/3/19 07:34
Many thanks! I'll give them both a try and see how it goes. I like Hime for being short but putting that sama on the end sounds nice to. Much apprecieted.
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Pretty Princess 2010/5/19 12:55
「きれいなひめ」?
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かわいい おひめさま 2010/5/24 15:36
Kawaii Ohime-sama
かわいい おひめさま

Im a Japanese woman and feel comfortable with this expression.きれいな ひめ(kireina hime)is sort of wierd to me,thouth I cant explain why.

gook luck!
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