Patricia Pearl

The English phrase “relatives” is translated into Japanese as 親戚. 親戚 is used to refer to people who are connected to you by blood or marriage.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘sorry I’m late’ is 遅れてすみません.

In Japanese, ‘take this’ is expressed as これを受け取って.

The English word “bowser” is translated into Japanese as クッパ. In this context, the term refers to a fuel transport vehicle.

The Japanese word for sand is 砂. 砂 refers to the substance of finely ground rock.

In Japanese, “this semester” is said as 今学期. 今学期 refers to the current term of study at a school or college.

The Japanese word for child is 子供, meaning a son, daughter or someone’s child.

In Japanese, “nothing much” is expressed as 特に何もない.

The English phrase “greeting card” can be translated into Japanese as グリーティングカード or 挨拶状.

The phrase ‘something looks delicious’ in Japanese is 美味しそう. A phrase used to say that food appears to taste good based on its appearance.