Japanese

The English word “better” can be translated into Japanese as より良い or もっといい.

The most natural way to ask “are you hungry?” in Japanese is お腹空いた？ (onaka suita?), a casual question you can put to friends and family.

In Japanese, the phrase for “please help” is 助けてください.

In Japanese, “must be” is expressed as に違いない. The phrase に違いない is used to express a strong belief that something is certainly true based on evidence.

The English phrase ‘hello for the first time’ is translated into Japanese as はじめまして. はじめまして means ‘Nice to meet you’.

The English phrase ‘very weak’ is translated into Japanese as 非常に弱い.

The English name Philip is translated into Japanese as フィリップ. フィリップ is used as a male given name.

ディヤ is the Japanese way to write the proper name Diya. This phrase is used to refer to a specific person named Diya.

The Japanese word for pillar is 柱. 柱 refers to a large post used for supporting architecture.

The term yang is translated into Japanese as 陽. 陽 refers to the essential male principle and represents the positive, bright and active aspects of nature.