How do you say my friend in japanese?

Question

as in like "you are right, my friend" but with out the you are right. in both masculine and feminine forms please.

Answer 1

I don't think that term in that usage is commonly used in Japan. Although sometimes, actually very few times, I hear the word "amigo". It was popularized by the song サンバ de アミーゴ (Samba Amigo) in a Japanese game (Sega Dreamcast) TV commercial. However, this word "amigo" is usually used as name of clubs, theatres, groups, restaurants, etc. but not like the usage in your example.

(here come the thumbs down, yahoo!)

Answer 2

tomodachi.

Answer 3

Well,I'm giving more then you ask.lol

Whats Up- O-genki desu ka?

I Love You- aishiteiru

You're Pretty- kirei da

I hate you- anta no koto daikirai

Im crazy about you- Anatani muchu nano

I like you- Anatano koto suki desu

I love you baby and miss you so much. Dont loose me. Love me.- Anata, aishiteru yo aitakatta Watashi wo akitte kudasai

Yes-Hai

When they cry- Karera ga naita toki

no- iie

shut up- damare

you're noisy- urusai

friend- ichiban nakano ii tomodachi

really close friend- totemo nakano ii tomodachi

best friend- shinyuu

your my best friend- anata wa watashino shinyuu desu

she is my best friend- kanojyo wa watashi no shinyuu desu

friends- tomodachi  

Answer 4

there's no real equivalent in japanese.

we just say her/his name, nick name or something.

you're right, my friend.

=soudayone, tomo-chan.

or just

=soudayonee.

Answer 5

tomodachi means friends, so, for "my" girl and guy is different.



i think guy is "ore" girl is "watashi"

put it infront of tomodachi i think that would be right :)