How to Say “Slack” in Japanese
The Japanese translation for the adjective ‘slack’ (not tense) is スラック.
The Japanese translation for the adjective ‘slack’ (not tense) is スラック.
The English phrase ‘police car’ is expressed in Japanese as パトカー. The term refers to an automobile used by a police officer.
In hiragana, “homework” is しゅくだい (shukudai). A longer assignment or project is called かだい (kadai).
The Japanese phrase for mobile number is 携帯番号 (keitai bangō). 携帯番号 is used to refer to the specific digits assigned to a mobile phone.
In Japanese, “nice drawing” is translated as 上手な絵. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that their artwork is skillfully made.
The English phrase “omg” can be expressed in Japanese as ヤバい. ヤバい is a slang term used to express a wide range of intense emotions.
The phrase “big head” in Japanese is translated as 大頭. The phrase refers to a person who has a physical head that is larger than average.
The Japanese word for the small flying mammal ‘bat’ is 蝙蝠. If you are referring to a baseball bat, the Japanese language uses the loanword バット (Batto).
“April fools” in Japanese is エイプリルフール (eipurirufūru). The phrase refers to the custom on April 1st of playing practical jokes or fooling people.
ヘレン is the Japanese way to say the female given name Helen. ヘレン is the Katakana transcription of the name Helen.