Andrea Ellen

The English phrase “like you” can be expressed in Japanese using 好き. The word 好き is used to express romantic or personal affection for another person.

In Japanese, “I have returned” is expressed as ただいま. This phrase is used specifically to announce your arrival when returning to your home or a home base.

The Japanese word for river is 川. 川 refers to a large stream which drains a landmass.

In Japanese, venom is 毒液. The term refers to an animal toxin intended for offensive use, such as a poisonous secretion.

The English word “yucky” can be translated to Japanese as まずい. The primary use of まずい is to describe something that tastes bad or is unpleasant to eat.

In Japanese, the English phrase “revenge” is expressed as 復讐 (fukushū).

Foreign names are written in katakana, so “My name is Mike” becomes わたしのなまえはマイクです (watashi no namae wa Maiku desu). You spell your name by its sound.

In Japanese, the English word ‘devil’ is translated as 悪魔. The term 悪魔 is used to refer to a generic evil creature or a Western-style devil.

The English phrase “my hobby is playing guitar” is expressed in Japanese as 趣味はギターを弾くことです.

The Japanese phrase for “have a good trip” is よい旅を. よい旅を is a phrase used to wish someone a pleasant journey as they are departing.