How to Say “Ugly” in Japanese Hiragana
In hiragana, “ugly” is みにくい (minikui). It describes things, sights and also behavior, and it is a strong word.
In hiragana, “ugly” is みにくい (minikui). It describes things, sights and also behavior, and it is a strong word.
To say “I like football” in Japanese, use サッカーが好きです. The phrase is used to express a personal fondness for the sport of soccer.
The Japanese equivalent of the male given name Javier is ハビエル. ハビエル is used to refer to the male name Javier.
Naomi is a female given name in Japanese. Naomi is used as a feminine given name.
The English phrase “you’re handsome” is translated into Japanese as かっこいい.
The English phrase “bingo” is translated into Japanese as ビンゴ. ビンゴ is used to refer specifically to the game of bingo.
The English phrase ‘this is great’ is expressed in Japanese as 最高. 最高 is used to describe something as excellent, the best possible or superlative.
In Japanese, “did you sleep well?” is expressed as よく眠れましたか? This phrase is used to ask someone if they had a restful night of sleep.