Japanese

The Japanese word for parent is 親. The term 親 is a general, neutral word for a person who acts as a parent in rearing a child.

The Japanese word for person is 人. 人 is the most common and neutral term for a person in Japanese.

The English phrase ‘management’ is translated into Japanese as 経営. 経営 is used to describe the process of running a business or an enterprise.

Kii is the name of a peninsula and a historical province in Japanese.

In Japanese, the phrase for “I love you” is 愛してる.

The Japanese word for journey is 旅 (tabi), and 旅行 (ryokō) is the everyday word for a trip.

The Japanese word for takeout is テイクアウト. テイクアウト is a colloquial term used to describe food intended to be eaten away from the place where it was purchased.

To say ‘i love rain’ in Japanese, you say 雨が好き. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy rainy weather.

Marriage is the union of two people, expressed in Japanese as 結婚. The noun 結婚 refers to the concept or state of marriage.

The English phrase “thanks for everything” is translated into Japanese as いろいろありがとう.