Grace Rebekah

The Japanese phrase for “like this” is こんな風に. こんな風に is used to describe a manner or way of doing something that is being demonstrated.

The English phrase “stone, paper, scissors” is translated into Japanese as じゃんけん.

The English phrase ‘buy’ is translated into Japanese as 買う. The verb is used to express the act of obtaining something with money.

The English phrase “eiffel tower” is translated into Japanese as エッフェル塔. The term refers to the famous iron lattice tower located in Paris, France.

The Japanese way to say the male given name Brandon is ブランドン. ブランドン is used as the transliteration of the name Brandon into Japanese script.

In Japanese, “hi teacher” is said as 先生、こんにちは. This phrase is a polite greeting used by a student to address their teacher.

The Japanese phrase for “not spicy” is 辛くない. 辛くない is used to describe food that does not have a hot or pungent taste.

In Japanese, “good thanks” is expressed as 元気です、ありがとう (genki desu, arigatō).

In Japanese, “may I come in?” is said as 入ってもいいですか？ This phrase is used to politely request permission to enter a room or a building.

The Japanese word for “juicy” is ジューシー. ジューシー is used to describe something that is containing juice