How to Say “What Do You Want?” in Japanese
In Japanese, “what do you want?” is expressed as 何が欲しいの? 何が欲しいの? is a question used to ask someone which specific object or thing they desire to have.
In Japanese, “what do you want?” is expressed as 何が欲しいの? 何が欲しいの? is a question used to ask someone which specific object or thing they desire to have.
The English phrase “this is delicious” is expressed in Japanese as これは美味しいです.
The English name Sabrina is translated into Japanese as サブリナ. サブリナ is the Japanese phonetic transcription of the female given name Sabrina.
red light, green light in Japanese is translated as だるまさんがころんだ.
In Japanese, ‘breakfast is ready’ is expressed as 朝ごはんができたよ. A phrase used to tell others that the morning meal has been prepared and is available to eat.
The English word ‘mood’ can be translated into Japanese as 気分, 気持ち or ムード depending on the context.
The Japanese word for “lies” is 嘘. 嘘 is the most common and general term for “lies” in Japanese.
The English word brown is translated into Japanese as 茶色い, the default form.
ウィニー is the Japanese way to say “winnie” referring to the peer-to-peer file-sharing software program.
The Japanese word for chakra is チャクラ, which refers to spiritual energy nexuses.