How to Say “Case” in Japanese
In Japanese, ‘case’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 事件.
In Japanese, ‘case’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 事件.
The English word ‘center’ can be expressed in Japanese using several terms depending on the context. The default form is センター.
The Japanese way to say the female given name Katie is ケイティ. ケイティ is used to write the female given name Katie in Japanese.
The Japanese phrase for “blind man” is 盲人. The term refers to a person who is unable to see.
The English word silly is expressed in Japanese as 馬鹿な. 馬鹿な is used to describe someone or something as foolish or showing a lack of good sense and wisdom.
こんにちは東京 is the Japanese phrase for hello tokyo. The phrase is used to greet the city of Tokyo.
カルメン is the Japanese way to say the female given name Carmen.
The English phrase “stop it, get some help” is translated into Japanese as やめて、助けを求めて.
The English phrase ‘complacent’ is translated into Japanese as 自己満足. 自己満足 refers to being uncritically satisfied with oneself or one’s achievements.