What does "oro" mean in Japanese? What about Italian?

Question

My friend says it means "huh?" in Japanese.... And in a manga I was reading it said "oro" means gold in Italian.

Are both right?

Btw.... Yes, I know those two languages have completely different roots.... This is really two seperate questions....

Please don't use an online translator thing to answer this. If you don't know, go answer a different question and don't waste my time.

Answer 1

Favorite Answer

Your friend's right!

"oro" in Italian means "gold" and d'oro OR dorato=golden.

"oro" in Japanese means "what?" or "huh?"

Source(s): Italian native speaker

Answer 2

Oro Meaning

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Answer 3

Oro Definition

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Answer 4

dont know about Japanese

But in Spanish and Italian oro means gold

Answer 5

oro means gold in italian..

Answer 6

yea it means "huh" in japanese. kenshin uses it all the time in the rurouni kenshin anime/manga

Answer 7

japenese = i dont know that well because i dont so just think is this friend reaally worth believeing

italian = gold so ur friend was right