How to Say “Very Sorry” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘very sorry’ is expressed in Japanese as 大変申し訳ありません.
The English phrase ‘very sorry’ is expressed in Japanese as 大変申し訳ありません.
The English phrase “if not” can be expressed in Japanese as そうでなければ.
In hiragana, “my grandfather” is そふ (sofu) when you talk about your own grandfather to other people. Directly to him you say おじいちゃん (ojīchan).
The Japanese word for poetry is 詩. The term is used to describe literature composed in verse or to refer to a specific poem.
The Japanese word for “bangs” is 前髪 (maegami). 前髪 is used to refer to the hair that hangs down over the forehead.
In Japanese, “I am studying” is expressed as 勉強しています. The phrase is used to state that you are currently in the process of learning or reviewing a subject.
The English slang term ‘skill issue’ can be translated into Japanese as PS不足.
Aizen is the Japanese term for the traditional method of dyeing fabric with indigo plants.
The Japanese word for sacred is 神聖な (shinseina). The term refers to something that is divine, holy or sanctified.
The English phrase “colossal titan” is translated into Japanese as 超大型巨人.