How to Say “Without Something” in Japanese
The English phrase “without something” can be translated into Japanese as なしで.
The English phrase “without something” can be translated into Japanese as なしで.
The English phrase “welcome to my home” is translated into Japanese as うちへようこそ.
The English phrase goosebumps is translated into Japanese as 鳥肌.
The English phrase ‘unstoppable’ can be translated into Japanese as 止められない.
In kanji, “name” is 名前 (namae). Add the polite お when asking about someone else’s name, as in お名前 (onamae). On forms you will see 氏名 (shimei).
The Japanese word for “nosebleed” is 鼻血. 鼻血 is a noun used to describe a hemorrhage from the nose.
The English letter ‘l’ is written in Japanese as エル. エル is used to refer to the twelfth letter of the English alphabet.
The Japanese word for nimble is 素早い (subayai). 素早い is used to describe someone or something that is quick and light in movement or action.
In Japanese, the English word ‘alarm’ can be expressed as アラーム or 目覚まし時計. The term refers to a mechanical contrivance used for waking someone up.