Japanese

The Japanese phrase for ‘to go out’ is 外出する. 外出する is used to describe the act of leaving one’s residence or abode to visit public places.

The English phrase “ceiling fan” is translated into Japanese as シーリングファン. The term refers to a fan fixture mounted on a ceiling.

The English phrase “white feather” is translated into Japanese as 白い羽. The phrase is used to describe a feather that is white in color.

The English phrase ‘not here’ is translated into Japanese as ここにはいません. Used to say that a person is not present in the current location.

The Japanese way to say ‘got’ is 手に入れた. 手に入れた is used when the speaker has successfully acquired or obtained something through effort or a specific action.

Japanese has no standard phrase said after a sneeze. Most people say nothing, or ask 大丈夫？ (daijōbu?), “are you okay?”.

The English word orange can be translated into Japanese as オレンジ. The term refers to the fruit.

The English word “programmer” is translated into Japanese as プログラマー. プログラマー refers to one who writes computer programs.

ara ara sayonara is a Japanese phrase used to express a gentle or surprised farewell.

The English phrase “stop laughing” is translated into Japanese as 笑うのをやめて.