Jackson Kyle

The phrase for something hurts in Japanese is 痛い. 痛い is a common and straightforward way to say ‘it hurts’ in informal conversations.

To lie in Japanese is 嘘をつく. The phrase 嘘をつく is used to describe the act of saying something that is not true.

The English phrase “informal hello” is translated into Japanese as やあ. やあ is a casual greeting used to say hi or hey.

The phrase “we will meet again” in Japanese is また会いましょう.

The English word raven can be translated into Japanese as 渡り鴉 or 大鴉.

To look in Japanese is expressed by the verb 見る.

The English phrase “peanuts” is translated into Japanese as ピーナッツ. ピーナッツ refers to the edible seeds of a legume plant that grows underground.

In hiragana, “red” is あか (aka) when you name the color and あかい (akai) when it describes something, as in a red apple.

To ask “where is this place?” in Japanese, use ここはどこですか？

The Japanese form of the female given name Andrea is アンドレア. アンドレア is used as a female given name.