How to Say “G” in Japanese
The English abbreviation ‘g’ is expressed in Japanese as グラム. グラム is used as the unit for gram, a measurement of mass.
The English abbreviation ‘g’ is expressed in Japanese as グラム. グラム is used as the unit for gram, a measurement of mass.
The English phrase ‘more or less’ can be translated into Japanese as およそ (meaning ‘approximately’).
The English phrase “I hope you are doing well” is translated into Japanese as お元気でお過ごしのことと存じます.
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To say “I would like to” in Japanese, attach the ending 〜たいです (~tai desu) to a verb, which politely expresses that you want to do something.
The English phrase “I have never been to japan” is expressed in Japanese as 日本に行ったことがありません.
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The English phrase “stye” can be translated into Japanese as either 麦粒腫 or ものもらい. The term refers to a bacterial infection of the eyelash or eyelid.
The English word “around” can be translated into Japanese as 周り. 周り is used to refer to the area near something or the immediate vicinity.
In Japanese, the word for photo is 写真. The standard term for a photograph is 写真.
The English phrase “when I was young” is translated into Japanese as 若い頃.