Herman Benjamin

Maruchan is a Japanese phrase written as マルちゃん. The term is used as a cute nickname for people or things whose names start with or contain ‘maru’.

When writing emails in Japanese, it’s important to use appropriate greetings to establish the desired level of formality and show

In Japanese, ‘visit’ can be expressed in several ways. The default form is 訪れる.

The English phrase “manipulation” can be translated into Japanese as 操作.

The English phrase “heavy rain” is translated into Japanese as 大雨. 大雨 is used to describe a large amount of rain falling in a short period of time.

The English phrase ‘scaredy cat’ can be translated into Japanese as 臆病者.

The Japanese word for “shows” (referring to broadcast programs) is 番組. 番組 is used specifically to refer to programs broadcast on television or radio.

書いてください is the Japanese way to say “please write”.

The English phrase secondhand is expressed in Japanese as 中古. The term refers to items that are not new and have been previously owned and used by another.

The English word “grandma” is translated into Japanese as おばあちゃん. おばあちゃん is an endearing and informal term for grandmother.