Ivan John

In Japanese, “I am weak” is expressed as 弱いです. The phrase is used to state that one lacks physical strength or power.

Akashi is the Japanese name for a city in Japan. Akashi refers to the specific city in Japan.

In Japanese, happy can be expressed in several ways, with 嬉しい being the default form.

The English phrase “chocolate cake” is translated into Japanese as チョコレートケーキ. チョコレートケーキ is used to refer to a cake containing chocolate.

The phrase “god bless you” in Japanese is お大事に. In Japanese, the phrase お大事に is used when somebody has sneezed.

To say not this time in Japanese, use 今回はやめておきます (konkai wa yamete okimasu).

The Japanese phrase for “old person” is お年寄り. お年寄り is a polite term used to refer to an elderly person.

The English phrase “talk to you soon” can be expressed in Japanese as また近いうちに話しましょう.

In hiragana, “welcome” is ようこそ (yōkoso), said to guests arriving at a place or an event. Add the place: にほんへようこそ (Nihon e yōkoso) means welcome to Japan.

The English word ‘someone’ can be translated into Japanese as 誰か.