How to Say “Buns” in Japanese
The English phrase “buns” can be translated into Japanese as お団子. In a general sense, お団子 refers to small, round pieces of baked bread or steamed dough.
The English phrase “buns” can be translated into Japanese as お団子. In a general sense, お団子 refers to small, round pieces of baked bread or steamed dough.
カカロット (Kakarotto) is the Japanese way to say Kakarot, the birth name of the character Goku from the Dragon Ball series.
In Japanese, stop talking is expressed as 話すのをやめて. 話すのをやめて is used as a request or command for someone to cease speaking.
The English phrase ‘so big’ is translated into Japanese as そんなに大きい.
The phrase ‘something is delicious’ in Japanese is 美味しい. You can use 美味しい to say that something is delicious.
ありがとう is the Japanese way to say thanks. This expression is used to show appreciation or gratitude.
アレン is the Japanese way to write the proper name Allen. アレン is used as a proper name for a person.
In Japanese, the word for ‘pause’ as a noun is 休止. 休止 refers to a suspension or a rest.
In a Japanese class, a student answers the roll call with はい (hai). If you want to say that you are attending, use 出席しています (shusseki shite imasu).