How to Say “Based” in Japanese
In Japanese, 基づいた means “based” (Internet slang: admirable, praiseworthy).
In Japanese, 基づいた means “based” (Internet slang: admirable, praiseworthy).
The Japanese word for “idea” is アイデア. The term refers to any result of mental activity, such as a thought, a notion or a way of thinking.
In Japanese, “how is it?” is expressed as どうですか? This phrase is used to ask for an opinion or impression of something.
The English phrase “hi, my name is ava” can be said in Japanese as こんにちは、エヴァです.
The English phrase ‘decimal point’ is translated into Japanese as 小数点. 小数点 is used to refer specifically to the decimal point used in mathematics.
The Japanese word for ‘thieves’ is 泥棒. 泥棒 is the most common way to say ‘thief’ or ‘thieves’ in Japanese. It refers to people who steal things from others.
専門 (senmon) is the Japanese word for a field of study or a particular area of expertise. Use 専門 to refer to a specialty or a specific area of knowledge.
The English phrase ‘hope’ is translated into Japanese as 希望. 希望 is a straightforward way to express ‘hope’.
The English word “shingle” is translated into Japanese as 屋根板.
Thailand in Japanese is タイ. The phrase refers to the country in Southeast Asia.