How to Say “Echo” in Japanese
The Japanese word for echo is 反響, こだま or エコー.
To master in Japanese is マスターする. マスターする is a common way to say one has mastered a skill, a technique or a language.
The English phrase “likewise” can be translated into Japanese as こちらこそ.
In Japanese, “I am drunk” is expressed as 酔っ払っています. The phrase is used to state that one is under the influence of alcohol.
In Japanese, “et cetera” is expressed as など. The phrase is used at the end of a list to indicate that there are other similar items that are not mentioned.
The Japanese phrase kaminoke means hair. 髪の毛 is used to refer to the physical strands of hair.
To say “I was born in Japan” in Japanese, use 日本で生まれました (nihon de umaremashita), a polite sentence for telling someone your place of birth.
The Japanese phrase for “bullet train” is 新幹線 (shinkansen).
The Japanese phrase watashi means ‘I’ or ‘me’. watashi is used to mean ‘I’ or ‘me’ in English.
The English phrase “next weekend” is expressed in Japanese as 来週末. 来週末 is used to refer specifically to the Saturday and Sunday of the following week.