Cory Barry

The English word ‘papaya’ is translated into Japanese as パパイヤ. パパイヤ is a noun used to refer to the tropical fruit known as papaya.

The Japanese phrase for “good dog” is いい子. The phrase is used to praise a dog for behaving well.

The English phrase ‘sadly’ can be translated into Japanese as 残念ながら. 残念ながら is used to say ‘sadly’ or ‘unfortunately’.

The English phrase “yeah yeah” is expressed in Japanese as はいはい. はいはい is an informal way to agree with or acknowledge what someone is saying.

The English phrase “not often” is translated into Japanese as めったにない. めったにない is used to describe something that happens very rarely.

In Japanese, “goodbye to customers” is expressed as ありがとうございました (arigatou gozaimashita).

The English name Rosie is written in Japanese as ロージー. ロージー is an informal phonetic rendering of the name Rosie using the Katakana script.

In Japanese, ‘much’ can be expressed as 沢山. The term is used to denote a large amount of something.

The English phrase “when are we leaving?” is translated into Japanese as いつ出発しますか？

In anime, “yes” is はい (hai) when speaking politely and うん (un) with friends. A man may answer ああ (ā), a short, cool “yeah”.