Erik Philip

The Japanese word for sour is 酸っぱい. 酸っぱい is used to describe a food or drink that has an acidic, sharp or tangy taste.

The English phrase “does it hurt?” is translated into Japanese as 痛いですか. This phrase is used to ask if someone is experiencing physical pain.

The English phrase “how about you?” is translated into Japanese as あなたは？

The English phrase “protection” translates to Japanese as 保護 (hogo). 保護 is a noun meaning a means of keeping or remaining safe.

The Japanese phrase for “hi friends” is こんにちは、みんな. This phrase is used as a casual greeting to address a group of people.

The phrase “wearing contacts” in Japanese is コンタクトをしている.

The English phrase ‘teddy bear’ is translated into Japanese as テディベア. This term refers specifically to a stuffed toy bear.

ゲージ is the Japanese way to say gage. In formal contexts, the term 計器 is used to refer to a gauge or a measuring instrument.

The English phrase “hi” can be translated into Japanese using やあ, どうも or よう. These terms are used as friendly, informal greetings.

hanami is the Japanese word for the custom of flower viewing.