Mildred Dorothy

The Japanese phrase for “in the evening” is 夕方に. 夕方に is used to describe something that happens during the late afternoon or early evening.

To say head, shoulders, knees and toes in Japanese, say あたま かた ひざ つまさき (atama kata hiza tsumasaki).

The English phrase “it is okay” is expressed in Japanese as 大丈夫. 大丈夫 is used to state that a situation is fine or that there is no problem.

The English phrase “color blue” is translated into Japanese as 青色. 青色 refers to the specific color that resembles a clear sky or a deep ocean.

The Japanese word for ‘trick’ is トリック. トリック is used to refer to a trick, such as a way to fool someone or cause them to believe something untrue.

The English male given name Ronald is expressed in Japanese as ロナルド. ロナルド is the phonetic transcription of the name Ronald used in Japanese.

The English word “capital” is translated into Japanese as 首都.

The English phrase “thank you teacher” is translated into Japanese as 先生、ありがとうございます.

The Japanese phrase for “sink or swim” is のるかそるか.

The English phrase “hello, how are you” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、お元気ですか.