How to Say “Cheeks” in Japanese
The English phrase “cheeks” is translated into Japanese as 頬. 頬 refers to the soft parts of the face located on either side of the nose.
The English phrase “cheeks” is translated into Japanese as 頬. 頬 refers to the soft parts of the face located on either side of the nose.
The English phrase “deadly poison” is translated into Japanese as 猛毒.
The English phrase “these days” can be translated into Japanese as 年頃日頃, though このごろ and 近ごろ are the standard forms.
The Japanese phrase for “living room” is リビング or 居間. Both terms refer to a room in a private house.
The English phrase “poor thing” is translated into Japanese as かわいそうに.
In Japanese, the name of the historical region of Italy, Emilia, is written as エミリア.
The English phrase “most likely” can be expressed in Japanese as 十二分に.
The English phrase “I love music” is expressed in Japanese as 音楽が大好きです. This phrase is used to express a strong liking or passion for music.
The English phrase “last weekend” is translated into Japanese as 先週末.