How to Say “Errands” in Japanese
The English phrase “errands” is translated into Japanese as お使い.
The English phrase “errands” is translated into Japanese as お使い.
Bird is とり (tori) in Japanese, written with two hiragana letters. The kanji is 鳥. とり (tori) is the general word for birds.
In Japanese, duty is expressed as 義務. Duty in Japanese refers to that which one is morally or legally obligated to do.
The English phrase “how many years” is translated into Japanese as 何年. 何年 is used to ask about the number of years in a period of time.
The English phrase ‘big boy’ can be translated into Japanese as 大きな男の子. 大きな男の子 is used to refer to an independent adult male.
In Japanese, “I really miss you” is expressed as すごく会いたい. すごく会いたい is used to tell someone that you strongly desire to see them again.
In Japanese, “can you hear me?” is expressed as 聞こえますか? This phrase is used to check if a person is able to perceive the sound of your voice.