Andrea Ellen

The Japanese phrase for ‘calm down’ is 落ち着いて. 落ち着いて is used when someone needs to become less excited.

In hiragana, “week” is しゅう (shū). To say a length of time, use いっしゅうかん (isshūkan), one week.

The Japanese word for booger is 鼻くそ. 鼻くそ refers specifically to a piece of solid or semi-solid mucus.

The English word “robbery” is 強盗 (gōtō) in Japanese. 強盗 is a general term for robbery. To specifically refer to a robbery incident, you can use 強盗事件.

The Japanese word for innocent (meaning not legally responsible for a wrongful act) is 無実の.

ディオ・ブランドー is the Japanese way to say “Dio Brando” the name of a primary antagonist from the manga and anime series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.

The Japanese word for grapes is ぶどう. ぶどう refers to small, round berries that grow in clusters on vines.

The English word ‘dress’ can be translated into Japanese using several terms depending on the context, with ドレス being the default form.

In hiragana, “tennis” is てにす (tenisu). It is a loanword, so Japanese normally writes it in katakana as テニス.

Japanese has separate words for Chinese. ちゅうごくご (chūgokugo) is the Chinese language and ちゅうごくじん (chūgokujin) is a Chinese person.