How to Say “Infinite” in Japanese
The English word “infinite” can be translated into Japanese as 果てしない or 無限の. Both terms describe something that is boundless or endless.
The English word “infinite” can be translated into Japanese as 果てしない or 無限の. Both terms describe something that is boundless or endless.
The phrase “I come from australia” is expressed in Japanese as オーストラリア出身です.
To be angry in Japanese is 怒る (okoru). The verb 怒る is used to express feeling or showing strong annoyance or hostility toward someone or something.
The Japanese way to say pregnant is 妊娠している. The term refers to the state of carrying developing offspring within the body.
The English phrase “isn’t it cute?” is translated into Japanese as 可愛くない? A question used to ask for agreement that something is cute.
The English phrase “so that” is expressed in Japanese using ように. ように is a conjunction used to introduce the purpose or the intended result of an action.
To your boss, say お大事になさってください (odaiji ni nasatte kudasai). It is the respectful form of “please take care of yourself”.
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