How to Say “A La Carte” in Japanese
The phrase アラカルト is the Japanese way to say “a la carte”, referring to ordering individual dishes from a menu rather than a set meal.
How to Say “I Am German” in Japanese
To say i am german in Japanese, say ドイツ人です (doitsujin desu). ドイツ人です states that your nationality is German.
How to Say “Thank You Again” in Japanese
To say “thank you again” in Japanese, you use 改めてありがとうございます.
How to Say “Diaper” in Japanese
The English word ‘diaper’ is translated into Japanese as 襁褓, ダイパー or オムツ. A diaper is an absorbent garment used for waste material.
How to Say “Bryan” in Japanese
The English male given name Bryan is transliterated in Japanese as ブライアン. ブライアン is used to write the name Bryan in Japanese script.
How to Say “Addresses” in Japanese
In Japanese, the word for addresses is 住所. The word 住所 is used for physical locations like homes or offices, not for email addresses.
How to Say “Creation” in Japanese
In Japanese, the English phrase “creation” can be translated as 創作 (sōsaku) or 創造 (sōzō).
How to Say “No Ice” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “no ice” is 氷なし. Use this phrase to request that a drink be served without any ice cubes.