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In Japanese, “I watch” is expressed as 見る. The phrase refers to the act of looking at something or observing a performance.

The English phrase “twice a week” is expressed in Japanese as 週に二回. This phrase describes an event that happens two times during a period of seven days.

Saying goodbye is an essential part of any language, and Japanese is no exception. In this guide, we will explore

To catch a cold in Japanese is 風邪を引く (kaze o hiku). 風邪を引く is neutral and works in both formal and informal speech.

In Japanese, “my younger brother” is expressed as 弟. The term 弟 refers to a male sibling born after the speaker.

In Japanese, “are you angry?” is said as 怒っていますか？ The phrase is used to ask about a person’s current emotional state or a visible mood.

The English phrase ‘salud’ is translated into Japanese as 乾杯. 乾杯 is used as a toast to signal the start of drinking or to celebrate a specific occasion.

In Japanese, どうも (domo) is a casual expression used to say thank you or hello. どうも is a casual shorthand.

To breathe in Japanese is expressed in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 息をする.

In Japanese, strawberry shortcake is said as ショートケーキ.