How to Say “Circumstances” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘circumstances’ is translated to Japanese as 状況.
The English phrase ‘circumstances’ is translated to Japanese as 状況.
The English phrase gadget can be translated into Japanese as ガジェット.
The English phrase “baddie” can be translated into Japanese as 美女. In the context of fiction, 美女 refers to a person of bad character.
The English phrase “ninja” is translated into Japanese as 忍者. A ninja was a spy and mercenary in pre-modern Japan.
In Japanese, “I love someone” is expressed as 好きな人がいる. The phrase 好きな人がいる is used to express that you have romantic feelings for someone.
The English phrase “thunder god” is translated into Japanese as 雷神 (Raijin). 雷神 refers to a thunder deity.
The English phrase “I got a job” is expressed in Japanese as 就職した. This phrase is used to announce that one has found employment or started a new career.
In hiragana, “math” is すうがく (sūgaku). In elementary school the subject is called さんすう (sansū).
In Japanese, “are you listening?” is said as 聞いてる? This phrase is used to check if someone is paying attention to what you are saying.