How to Say “My Heart Is Broken” in Japanese
The English phrase “my heart is broken” is expressed in Japanese as 心が折れた.
The English phrase “my heart is broken” is expressed in Japanese as 心が折れた.
The English phrase “hey sister” can be translated into Japanese as お姉ちゃん. お姉ちゃん is a way to address an older sister.
The English word ‘true’ can be translated into Japanese as 真実の or 本当な. Both forms describe something that is concurring with a given set of facts.
リサ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Lisa. リサ is used as a female given name.
The English phrase “you’re crazy” is translated into Japanese as 狂っている.
The Japanese word for eggplant is 茄子. The word refers to the edible fruit of the eggplant plant.
ホワイトデー is the Japanese term for White Day. ホワイトデー is used as a proper noun to refer specifically to the holiday celebrated on March 14.
To say “how annoying” in Japanese, you can exclaim なんて迷惑な (nante meiwaku na), which expresses frustration at something that is causing you trouble.
The English phrase “yakuza” is translated into Japanese as ヤクザ. ヤクザ refers to a member of a Japanese organized crime gang.
The English word ’emotions’ is translated into Japanese as 感情. 感情 is used to refer to the abstract concept of emotions or psychological states.