Japanese

The English phrase ‘puerto rican’ is translated into Japanese as プエルトリコ人.

The Japanese word for hell is 地獄.

In Japanese, “a while ago” is said as さっき.

The Japanese phrase for lunch time is お昼休み. お昼休み refers to the break period during the day when people stop working or studying to eat lunch.

To say peek a boo in Japanese, use いないいないばあ (inai-inai-bā).

The Japanese word for dining room is 食堂 (shokudō). 食堂 refers to a room in a home or hotel where meals are eaten.

The English phrase “close to” is translated into Japanese as 近い. 近い is used to describe things that are near in physical distance.

In Japanese, ‘so pathetic’ can be expressed as 情けない.

In Japanese, the phrase to say “please call me [name]” is [name]と呼んでください.

The Japanese word for yellowtail is ブリ. The term refers to a type of fish that is frequently used for sushi and sashimi.