How to Say “Ago” in Japanese
In Japanese, “ago” is expressed as 前. The term is used as a postposition to indicate that a certain amount of time has passed or to refer to the past.
In Japanese, “ago” is expressed as 前. The term is used as a postposition to indicate that a certain amount of time has passed or to refer to the past.
The Japanese phrase for ‘office worker’ is 会社員 (kaishain). 会社員 is the standard way to describe someone who works for a corporation.
To come home in Japanese is 帰宅する (kitaku suru). The phrase means to return to the place where one lives.
The Japanese word for uncle is 伯父. The term refers to the brother (or brother-in-law) of someone’s parent.
Zariah is a female given name in Japanese, written as ザリア. This is a female given name.
The English phrase “computer lab” is translated into Japanese as コンピュータ室.
スージー is the Japanese way to say the female given name Susie. スージー is used to refer to the name Susie.