I could swear it is konichiwa but I might be mistaken
Hehe, well actually it's "konnichiwa" with two n!
You're probably right.... but then transliteration between languages, especially of varied character sets is always problematic. Since I can't read katakana, or kanji, and speak very little Japanese, I defer any spelling to your judgement.
Now... if it was Russian, I can speak and read it, etc. Cyrillic is far easier... it only has 36 characters to worry about
Wow, you can speak Russian? Awesomov! Wow, we should make a list of all the languages spoken in here. I'm sure it would get pretty long!
Cool! Thanks Stef!! Two n's?! I wouldn't have thought it, but then again, transliteration isn't my field
I actually learned to speak Russian many years ago so I could ask a girl out on a date. She was a Russian immigrant, so I did all I could to learn the language. It worked too... I ended up dating her for almost two years
I speak a smattering of words in other languages, though with much smaller vocabulary... I speak a very few words of Mandarin Chinese, Thai, Tagaloo, French, Spanish, and Ukranian (which is close to Russian). This, of course, doesn't include my computer languages, nor my Klingon and Vulcanian