How to Say “New Jersey” in Japanese
ニュージャージー is the Japanese way to say New Jersey, a northeast state of the United States of America.
How to Say “Someone Passed Away” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for ‘someone passed away’ is 亡くなった. 亡くなった is a polite way to say that someone has died.
How to Say “Come” in Japanese
The English phrase “come” can be translated into Japanese as 着く, meaning to arrive or appear.
How to Say “Magic” in Japanese
The Japanese word for magic is 魔法. 魔法 refers to magic or the supernatural.
How to Say “Come Eat” in Japanese
The English phrase “come eat” is translated into Japanese as ご飯だよ.
How to Say “Mayo” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘mayo’ is translated into Japanese as マヨネーズ. マヨネーズ is the standard term used to refer to the creamy condiment known as mayonnaise.
How to Say “Hi Mom, How Are You?” in Japanese
The English phrase “hi mom, how are you?” is expressed in Japanese as お母さん、元気？
How to Say “Watcher” in Japanese
The English word “watcher” is translated into Japanese as ウォッチャー. The term is used to describe someone who watches or observes.
How to Say “Outside” in Japanese
The English word ‘outside’ is translated into Japanese as 外 (soto).