How to Say “What Was That?” in Japanese
In Japanese, “what was that?” is expressed as あれは何だったの? This phrase is used to ask for the identity of something seen or heard in the past.
In Japanese, “what was that?” is expressed as あれは何だったの? This phrase is used to ask for the identity of something seen or heard in the past.
In Japanese, the phrase “the abc’s” is expressed as アルファベット.
The English phrase “very big” is translated into Japanese as とても大きい. The phrase is used to describe something that has a great size.
The English word ‘mule’ is translated into Japanese as 騾馬. The term refers to the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.
The Japanese word for “crack” (to break apart under pressure) is ひび.
The phrase ‘different countries’ in Japanese is expressed as 異国. 異国 refers to foreign countries that are different from one’s own.
ライカー is the Japanese way to say the masculine given name Ryker. ライカー is used to write the masculine given name Ryker in the Japanese writing systems.
メリオダス is the Japanese way to say Meliodas, the name of the main character in the manga and anime series The Seven Deadly Sins.
The English word “stylish” is translated into Japanese as おしゃれな.
The Japanese word for movie is 映画. 映画 refers to a motion picture.