How to Say “Thompson” in Japanese
トンプソン is the Japanese way to write the English surname Thompson.
トンプソン is the Japanese way to write the English surname Thompson.
The English word “blurry” can be translated into Japanese as ぼやけた. ぼやけた is an adjective used to describe something that is not clear, crisp or focused.
The English word ‘handkerchief’ is translated into Japanese as ハンカチ.
In Japanese writing, こんにちは (konnichiwa) is written in hiragana. The last character is は (ha), not わ (wa), even though it is pronounced “wa”.
Despair in Japanese is 絶望 (zetsubō). The term is used to describe a complete and total loss of hope.
The Japanese word for ego is 自我. 自我 refers to the part of the mind that represents a person’s conscious sense of self.
The English phrase “do you have any questions?” is translated into Japanese as 質問はありますか?
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In Japanese, the English word ‘plume’ is translated as 噴煙. The Japanese term 噴煙 is used for a column or plume of smoke, steam or gas.
Older brother in hiragana is おにいさん (onīsan) when you talk to him or about someone else’s brother.
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The Japanese term 先生 (sensei) means teacher. 先生 is the most common and widely recognized term used to refer to a teacher or a master.