Japanese

The English phrase ‘even though’ can be translated into Japanese using …のに.

The Japanese word for stream is 小川. 小川 is the standard noun used to describe a small, natural watercourse like a brook or a stream.

アリゾナ is the Japanese way to say Arizona, a state of the United States of America. アリゾナ is used as the name of the state.

The English phrase “there, there” is translated into Japanese as よしよし.

In Japanese, “sounds familiar” is expressed as 聞き覚えがある (kikioboe ga aru).

The English phrase ‘lieutenant’ can be translated into Japanese using 中尉.

To repel in Japanese is 撃退する. The verb is typically used in contexts involving driving back an enemy, an attacker or a physical force.

To say “my name is” with a foreign name in katakana, say 私の名前はジョンです (watashi no namae wa Jon desu). The name is written in katakana, here “John”.

The English phrase “cloudy” is translated into Japanese as 曇り. 曇り is used to describe weather that is covered with or characterized by clouds.

ローザ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Rosa. ローザ is used as a female given name.