“Pal” in Japanese
Short answer
Pal in Japanese is “君” (gimi). Full meaning: you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy.
Other ways to say “Pal” in Japanese
相棒
aibou partner, pal, accomplice
合い口
aikuchi chum, pal; dagger, stiletto; unbalanced record of wins between two wrestlers
ぎみ
gimi you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
友
tomo friend, companion, comrade, pal; accompaniment, companion (e.g. book), complement, accessory
くーん
kuun you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
兄弟分
kyoudaibun sworn brother, buddy, pal
仲良し
nakayoshi close friendship, close friend, good friend, bosom buddy, chum, pal; intimate relations, sexual intercourse, sex
くうん
kuun you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
きむち
kinchi you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
くぅん
kuun you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy
仲良しこよし
nakayoshikoyoshi close friend, good friend, bosom buddy, chum, pal
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