Bryce Roy

In Japanese, genki means well or energetic. genki is used to describe someone who is in good spirits, lively or healthy.

The English phrase ‘lighting’ is translated into Japanese as 照明.

The name Jonas is translated into Japanese as ジョナス. ジョナス is the Katakana transcription of the name Jonas.

The Japanese phrase for “everything is fine” is 大丈夫. 大丈夫 is used to indicate that there are no problems or that a situation is under control.

The English word ‘wait’ translates to Japanese as 待って. The verb is used to express delaying an action until a certain event occurs.

Cauliflower in Japanese is カリフラワー. The standard way to refer to cauliflower in daily life and on food labels is the katakana form カリフラワー.

The English phrase ‘long live the king’ is translated into Japanese as 国王万歳.

The English word “audience” can be translated into Japanese as either 観客 or 聴衆.

The English phrase “cold weather” is translated into Japanese as 寒い天気. 寒い天気 is used to describe weather that has a low temperature.

The Japanese word for school bag is ランドセル (randoseru).