How to Say “What Is the Difference?” in Japanese
The English phrase “what is the difference?” is translated into Japanese as 何が違うの?
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The English phrase “what is the difference?” is translated into Japanese as 何が違うの?
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The English word “dinosaurs” is translated into Japanese as 恐竜.
The English phrase “you’re annoying me” is expressed in Japanese as うざい. うざい is used to indicate that someone or something is irritating or bothersome.
The Japanese term miko refers to a shrine maiden. Miko refers to shrine maidens in Japanese culture who perform sacred duties at a Shinto shrine in Japan.
The Japanese phrase for “scrambled eggs” is スクランブルエッグ. スクランブルエッグ refers to eggs that are stirred together while being cooked.