How to Say “Rather” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘rather’ (meaning ‘more precisely’) is translated into Japanese as むしろ.
The English phrase ‘rather’ (meaning ‘more precisely’) is translated into Japanese as むしろ.
In Japanese, the word for vacuum is 掃除機. 掃除機 refers to the vacuum cleaner itself.
The English phrase “little kid” is translated into Japanese as 子供. 子供 is the most common and neutral term for “little kid” in Japanese.
ビリー is the Japanese way to say the masculine given name Billy.
The English phrase shopping centre is translated into Japanese as ショッピングセンター. The term is used to describe a large retail outlet.
In Japanese, “please listen” is expressed as 聞いてください.
The English phrase boogeyman is translated into Japanese as ブギーマン.
The Japanese phrase for “starry night” is 星空. 星空 refers to a “starry sky” and is the standard way to express the concept of a “starry night” in Japanese.
The English word “music” can be translated into Japanese as 音楽 (ongaku) or ミュージック (myūjikku).
バージニア is the Japanese name for the American state Virginia. バージニア is used to refer to the name of the state.