How to Say “The Price of Something” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “the price of something” is 値段. 値段 refers to the amount of money required to buy goods or services in general contexts.
The Japanese phrase for “the price of something” is 値段. 値段 refers to the amount of money required to buy goods or services in general contexts.
In Japanese, “I love you, father” is expressed as お父さん、愛してる. This phrase is a direct expression of deep affection spoken to one’s father.
The English phrase “instinct” is translated into Japanese as 本能. 本能 refers to a natural, innate behavior or impulse that is not learned.
The Japanese word for Chinese (the language) is 中国語. 中国語 refers specifically to the standard language of China, also known as Mandarin.
The Japanese word for indigo is 藍色. Both 藍色 and インジゴ can be used as nouns to mean the color indigo, and both can also function as adjectives.
The phrase for one yen in Japanese is 一円. 一円 is used to refer to the value of the smallest unit of currency in Japan.
The Japanese way to say the female given name ashlyn is アシュリン.
人生は美しい is the Japanese way to say life is beautiful. This phrase is used to express that existence is wonderful and worth living.
In a Japanese business email, thanks is ありがとうございます (arigatō gozaimasu).