How to Say “Healthy Body” in Japanese
The English phrase “healthy body” is translated into Japanese as 健康な体. The phrase refers to a physical state of being free from illness or injury.
The English phrase “healthy body” is translated into Japanese as 健康な体. The phrase refers to a physical state of being free from illness or injury.
In hiragana, “write” is かく (kaku). The polite form is かきます (kakimasu). You can write a letter, a name or a note: てがみをかく (tegami o kaku).
To turn on in Japanese is スイッチを入れる. This phrase is used to activate an appliance, a light, a mechanism or a specific functionality.
A common slang “hello” in Japanese is やっほー (yahhoo), a cheerful greeting like “yo-ho”. Friends also say ちーっす (chiissu) and おっす (ossu).
The English phrase sakura blossom is translated into Japanese as 桜の花.
The English phrase ‘toenail’ is translated into Japanese as 足の爪. 足の爪 is used to refer specifically to the plate covering the end of a toe.
The Japanese word for ‘meanie’ is いじわる. いじわる is used to refer to an unkind person.