How to Say “Post Office” in Hiragana (Japanese)
In hiragana, “post office” is ゆうびんきょく (yūbinkyoku). To send a letter say てがみを だす (tegami o dasu).
In hiragana, “post office” is ゆうびんきょく (yūbinkyoku). To send a letter say てがみを だす (tegami o dasu).
The English phrase ‘understand’ is expressed in Japanese as 分かる.
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The English phrase “hello, how was your day?” is translated into Japanese as 今日はどうだった?
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The English phrase ‘every other day’ is translated into Japanese as 一日おきに.
The phrase for “months of the year” in Japanese is 年の月. This phrase refers to the twelve named periods into which a calendar year is divided.
The English phrase “art supplies” is translated into Japanese as 画材.
The Japanese phrase for “happy birthday to a friend” is 友達、誕生日おめでとう. This phrase is a casual greeting used to wish a friend a happy birthday.
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The Japanese word for chewy is もちもち, which describes a pliable or springy texture.
タイタス is the Japanese way to write the male given name Titus. タイタス is used as a male given name.