How to Say “Patient” in Japanese
In Japanese, the word for a patient (someone receiving medical treatment) is 患者.
In Japanese, the word for a patient (someone receiving medical treatment) is 患者.
To say “I take a shower” in Japanese, use シャワーを浴びる. The phrase is used to describe the act of washing one’s body by standing under a spray of water.
The English word ‘ocean’ is translated into Japanese. The default form is 海.
halle is a Japanese concept referring to sacred or extraordinary time, known in Japanese as ハレ.
In Japanese, “it tastes good” is said as 美味しい. The phrase is used to say that food or drink has a pleasant flavor.
The phrase asahi in Japanese refers to the sun as it rises in the morning. 朝日 refers to the morning sun.
In Japanese, the phrase for cooking for yourself is 自炊.
The Japanese phrase for plastic bag is ビニール袋. In Japanese, the term used for a plastic bag depends on the context and how specific you want to be.
The English word ‘ogre’ can be translated into Japanese as 鬼 or オーガ. The term refers to a brutish giant.
The English phrase “I tried” is expressed in Japanese as やってみました.