How to Say “Sign” in Japanese
To sign in Japanese is 署名する (shomei suru). The verb means to write one’s signature on a document.
To sign in Japanese is 署名する (shomei suru). The verb means to write one’s signature on a document.
The English word “organized” is expressed in Japanese as 整理された.
The English phrase “elite” can be translated into Japanese as エリート.
The English word ‘day’ is translated into Japanese as 日 or 一日. The word refers to a period of 24 hours.
The English phrase “one portion” is translated into Japanese as 一人前. 一人前 refers to a single serving of food.
The English phrase ‘like’ is translated into Japanese as 好き. 好き is used to express that you like something or someone.
To say encyclopedia in Japanese, use 百科事典 (hyakkajiten). 百科事典 is the usual word for a reference work with articles on a wide range of subjects.
The English phrase “what a drag” can be translated into Japanese as めんどくさい. めんどくさい is used to express that a situation is bothersome, tiresome or a hassle.
The English word ‘charisma’ can be expressed in Japanese using several terms, most commonly カリスマ.