Mother's Day

[Ignorantfag No.]

As some of you may or may not be aware, today is mother's day. As a part this celebration, I was hoping to write "happy mother's day" or "I wish you (a) happy mother's day" in japanese. the only real issue I'm having is this: what is the phoenetic pronounciation for "day" in japanese?

[Anonymous No.]

My mom is dead :(

[Anonymous No.]

My parents are dead

[Anonymous No.]

i thought it was just 日

[Anonymous No.]

My dog is dead

[carl & patt No.]

My dead

[Anonymous No.]

My legs are dead.

[Anonymous No.]

I want to clean the house before my mother gets home but I'm too lazy to get off the computer. I hate you guys.

[Ignorantfag No.]

>>604950
Unfortunate.
Would anyone else please respond more helpfully?

[Anonymous No.]

My dread, I burned it

[Ignorantfag No.]

>>604959
thank you very much; although do you know if there are kanji for 'happy' and 'mother'?

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>604948
>>604973
Mother's Day in Japanese is 母の日, and to make it a phrase like "Happy Mother's Day," it would just be お母の日おめでとう（ございます）。　ございます being optional.

[Anonymous No.]

>>605178
Also just to note, this is just using my limited knowledge of Japanese grammar (I've done two years of the stuff, so I'm pretty sure I'm correct.)

And when I say ございます is optional, I mean it's okay to exclude it in this context. Adding it would be more formal and humbling.

[Anonymous No.]

>>604969
I once ran away from the god of fear and he chained me into despair, yeah!

[Anonymous No.]

>>605178
Same amount of schooling but I'm certain you're correct. In Romanji it would be Haha no hi omedetou gozaimasu with the gozaimasu being optional.

[Ignorantfag No.]

>>605189
>>605178
Thank you very much.

[Anonymous No.]

If I was a mother, and my weaboo son sent me a card with "happy mother's day" in Japanese, I would send it back/slap his face