How to Say “Daisy” in Japanese
In Japanese, daisy is 雛菊 (hinagiku). The term 雛菊 (hinagiku) refers specifically to the white and yellow variety of daisy.
In Japanese, daisy is 雛菊 (hinagiku). The term 雛菊 (hinagiku) refers specifically to the white and yellow variety of daisy.
The English phrase ‘mall’ is translated into Japanese as モール. The term refers to an enclosed shopping centre.
The English word “eternal” can be translated into Japanese as 永遠の or 永久の. Both forms describe something that lasts forever.
The English word ‘inevitable’ can be translated into Japanese as 避けられない.
The Japanese word for yogurt is ヨーグルト. ヨーグルト refers specifically to the milk-based product thickened by a bacterium-aided curdling process.
The English phrase “hi, how is your day?” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、今日はいかがですか?
The Japanese phrase for “beautiful woman” is 美女. 美女 refers to a woman who is physically attractive.
The Japanese phrase for “no mercy” is 容赦ない. 容赦ない is used to describe someone who is cruel or harsh and shows no compassion.
In Japanese, the phrase for ‘phone call’ is 電話. 電話 refers to a conversation between two or more people using telephones.
The English phrase “birth year” is translated into Japanese as 生まれ年. 生まれ年 refers to the specific year in which a person was born.