How to Say “Restock” in Japanese
The English phrase “restock” is translated into Japanese as 補充.
The English phrase “restock” is translated into Japanese as 補充.
The English phrase “happy lunar new year” is translated into Japanese as 旧正月おめでとうございます.
The Japanese phrase for “dig in” is いただきます. The expression いただきます is used before a meal to signify gratitude and to mark the beginning of eating.
The Japanese word for military is 軍. 軍 is used as a noun to mean ‘the military’ or ‘an army’.
In Japanese, the phrase for “I hate my dad” is 父親が嫌い. This phrase expresses a strong dislike or a lack of affection for one’s father.
The phrase “you’re so stupid” is translated into Japanese as バカすぎる.
The English phrase “twenty-one” is translated into Japanese as 二十一. 二十一 is the cardinal number for twenty-one.
The Japanese word for smart is 賢い (kashikoi). 賢い is used to describe someone or something exhibiting intellectual knowledge, wisdom or cleverness.
The Japanese word for the broadcasting term channel is チャンネル.
The Japanese phrase for “how do I look?” is 似合ってる? This phrase is used to ask if a piece of clothing or a style suits the speaker.