How to Say “Monster” in Hiragana (Japanese)
In hiragana, “monster” is かいぶつ (kaibutsu). For a creature from folklore that changes shape you say ばけもの (bakemono), and the loanword is もんすたー (monsutā).
How to Say “You’re so Pretty” in Japanese
The English phrase “you’re so pretty” is expressed in Japanese as とても綺麗ですね.
How to Say “Sorry for Something” in Japanese
In Japanese, ‘sorry for something’ is expressed as すみません. すみません is a versatile expression used to mean both ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘excuse me’.
How to Say “Mercury” in Japanese
The Japanese word for the chemical element mercury is 水銀. 水銀 refers to the silvery-coloured, metallic chemical element with the atomic number 80.
How to Say “Respond” in Japanese
To respond in Japanese is 答える (kotaeru). The verb 答える (kotaeru) is used when you are providing a specific answer to a question or a problem.
How to Say “Please Forgive Me” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “please forgive me” is 許してください.
How to Say “Touch” in Japanese
To touch in Japanese is 触る (sawaru). The verb 触る refers to making physical contact with something.
How to Say “Have a Nice Dream” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “have a nice dream” is いい夢見てね.
How to Say “Birthdays” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘birthdays’ is translated into Japanese as 誕生日. 誕生日 refers to the anniversary of the day a person was born.