Japanese

The English phrase ‘buddhist’ is translated into Japanese as 仏教徒 (bukkyōto). 仏教徒 is a noun used to describe a follower of Buddha.

The Japanese word for mittens is ミトン. ミトン refers to clothing for the hands that covers the fingers together and the thumb separately.

The English phrase “thank you sensei” is translated into Japanese as 先生、ありがとうございます.

In Japanese, the English verb ‘help’ can be expressed as 助ける or 手伝う.

The English phrase “mum” is translated into Japanese as お母さん.

The Japanese phrase for mobile number is 携帯番号 (keitai bangō). 携帯番号 is used to refer to the specific digits assigned to a mobile phone.

The English phrase “red bull” is translated into Japanese as レッドブル. レッドブル refers to the brand of energy drink.

To kill in Japanese is 殺す (korosu). The term refers to the act of putting something or someone to death.

The English phrase “good morning” is translated into Japanese as おはようございます. This phrase is used when seeing someone for the first time in the morning.

The English phrase “hero of justice” is 正義の味方 in Japanese.