How to Say “It Looks Good” in Japanese
In Japanese, “it looks good” is expressed as よさそう.
The English phrase “home run” is translated into Japanese as ホームラン. In the context of baseball, this term refers to a four-base hit.
The English female given name Gladys is expressed in Japanese as グラディス. グラディス is the transcription of the name Gladys into Japanese script.
The English phrase ‘chewing gum’ is translated into Japanese as ガム. The word refers to a flavored preparation intended for chewing.
The English phrase “I hate this game” is translated into Japanese as このゲーム嫌い. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a particular game.
In Japanese, the word for age is 年齢. Age refers to the amount of time since the birth of a being or the beginning of a thing.
To say “I caught a cold” in Japanese, you use 風邪をひいた. This phrase is used to say that you have become sick with a common cold.
To say military personnel in Japanese, use 軍人 (gunjin). 軍人 is the general word for soldiers and other members of the armed forces.
In Japanese, “thank you sister” is translated as お姉ちゃんありがとう. This phrase is used to express gratitude specifically to one’s own older sister.
The English phrase ‘brie’ is translated into Japanese as ブリーチーズ. This term refers to the mild French cheese known as brie.