Dylan Will

The phrase “ten years old” in Japanese is 10歳. This phrase is used to describe a person or animal that has lived for ten years.

In Japanese, “I see” can be expressed as なるほど. なるほど is used when you receive information that makes sense of something that was previously unclear.

In kanji, “study” is 勉強 (benkyou), used with する (suru) as 勉強する (benkyou suru), “to study”. A more literary word is 学ぶ (manabu).

The English word orange can be translated into Japanese as オレンジ. The term refers to the fruit.

Kii is the name of a peninsula and a historical province in Japanese.

The English phrase “hello, who is this?” is translated into Japanese as もしもし、どなたですか？

ジェニファー is the Japanese way to say the female given name Jennifer. ジェニファー is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “sun breathing” is translated into Japanese as 日の呼吸. 日の呼吸 is used to refer to the phrase “sun breathing”.

The Japanese phrase for “around the world” is 世界中, pronounced sekaijū.

The English phrase ‘bat animal’ is translated into Japanese as コウモリ. コウモリ refers to the nocturnal flying mammal with wings made of skin.