How to Say “Black Death” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘black death’ is translated into Japanese as 黒死病. 黒死病 is used to refer to the 14th-century pandemic outbreak known as the Black Death.
The English phrase ‘black death’ is translated into Japanese as 黒死病. 黒死病 is used to refer to the 14th-century pandemic outbreak known as the Black Death.
The Japanese phrase for “I wanna die” is 死にたい (shinitai). 死にたい is an expression used to say that one wishes to no longer be alive.
The Japanese phrase for ‘after something’ is 何かの後. 何かの後 is used to describe a time or position that follows a particular event or object.
The English phrase “new era” is translated into Japanese as 新時代.
The English phrase “millions” can be expressed in Japanese as 何百万. 何百万 is used to describe a large, indefinite number of millions.
The English phrase “young” is translated into Japanese as 若い. 若い is an adjective used to describe someone or something belonging to the early part of life.
In Japanese, the mathematical term for an even number is 偶数. The term 偶数 is used in arithmetic to describe a number that is divisible by two.
In Japanese, ‘customs’ is 税関 (zeikan). 税関 refers to the customs checks at a border checkpoint, the physical customs office or the government agency itself.
The English name Maddie is written as マディ in Japanese. マディ is used as a given name for a person.
happy monday in Japanese is 良い月曜日を. The phrase is used to wish someone a pleasant start to their week on a Monday.