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Bookmark or Share- Kanpai or Kampai, which is most correct? - Kanpai JapanIt's written かんぱい (ka-n-pa-i), but n followed by p or b often become an "m" sound because of the mouth's position on the following p or b. It's simpler to form the mouth for "m" in that case, which is, in practice, what often happens. Thus the alternate English spelling.
- Kanpai - WikipediaKanpai. Look up kanpai, 乾杯, or かんぱい in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Kanpai! (乾杯 (かんぱい), or Kampai, is a common toast in the Japanese language. It may also refer to:
- How to Say Cheers in Japanese (KANPAI & More!) - LinguaJunkie.comCheers in Japanese is “Kanpai” or 乾杯. Kanpai represents a feeling of celebration and joy that goes beyond simple toasting. If you want to experience Japanese culture, you’ll want to remember this word. Press play to hear how kanpai is pronounced.
- What Is The Real Meaning of Kanpai? - Japan TrulyWhat does Kanpai mean? Kanpai is the Japanese expression for cheers and it means “emptying the cup” or “making the cup dry”. The meaning implies that when one person utters Kanpai they’re literally making a toast and intending to drink the entire alcoholic beverage without leaving a single drop remaining.
- Kanpai! How to Say Cheers in Japanese - randomjapan.comKanpai: The Universal Cheers. When it comes to raising a toast in Japan, the most widely known and used word is “kanpai.” It’s the equivalent of “cheers” and carries the same festive spirit and camaraderie.
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