How to Say “You Have a Pet” in Japanese
The English phrase “you have a pet” translates to Japanese as ペットを飼っています.
The English phrase “you have a pet” translates to Japanese as ペットを飼っています.
In Japanese, the phrase used to say “before eating” is いただきます. The phrase いただきます is used to express gratitude before starting a meal.
In Japanese, “it was very good” is expressed as とてもよかった.
The English word ‘leg’ is translated into Japanese as 足. 足 refers to the lower limb extending from the groin to the ankle.
In hiragana, “my family” is わたしの かぞく (watashi no kazoku). In casual talk people also say うちの かぞく (uchi no kazoku).
The Japanese word for ‘she’ is 彼女. While 彼女 means ‘she’, in informal contexts it leans more toward meaning ‘girlfriend’.
The English word ‘stern’ is translated into Japanese as 厳しい (kibishii) when used as an adjective.
The English phrase “hi bestie” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは親友. こんにちは親友 is an informal greeting used to say hello to a very close friend.
In Japanese, the English word ‘acid’ is expressed as 酸. The noun 酸 is used in a chemical context to refer to an acid.
ojamashimasu is the Japanese phrase for “I apologize for intruding” and is used when entering someone else’s home or room.