How to Say “Reminder” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “reminder” is リマインダー. リマインダー refers to a notification or note used to help someone remember a future task or event.
The Japanese phrase for “reminder” is リマインダー. リマインダー refers to a notification or note used to help someone remember a future task or event.
In Japanese, “I like both” is expressed as 両方好きです. This phrase is used to express that a person enjoys or prefers two different things equally.
To say “I want to break up” in Japanese, use 別れたい.
To say “give me a kiss” in Japanese, you use キスして. This phrase is used as a request for a romantic partner to kiss the speaker.
The Japanese phrase for “bear cub” is こぐま. こぐま is a noun used to refer to a young bear.
Tokyo Station in Japanese is 東京駅. 東京駅 refers to the main railway station serving the city of Tokyo.
In Japanese, muscle cramps is こむら返り. こむら返り refers to sudden, involuntary contractions of a muscle that cause pain.
The English phrase “can we get the bill?” is translated into Japanese as お会計をお願いできますか?
To say “stop being annoying” in Japanese, use うざいことしないで.