Japanese

The English phrase “I like that” is translated into Japanese as それが好き. The phrase is used to express a general preference or fondness for a specific thing.

The phrase “someone is old” in Japanese is translated as 年をとっている. The phrase 年をとっている is used to describe a person who has lived for many years.

The Japanese phrase for “throw away” is 捨てる. 捨てる is primarily used to mean discarding or disposing of physical objects.

The English phrase “a lot” can be expressed in Japanese using 沢山の.

In Japanese, “night night” is expressed as おやすみ. An informal way to say good night to someone before they go to sleep.

The English phrase ‘not working’ is translated into Japanese as 動いていない.

The Japanese word for storm is 嵐.

The English phrase “teriyaki” is 照り焼き in Japanese. 照り焼き refers to a sweet soy sauce marinade.

The Japanese word for ‘search’ (followed by ‘for’) is 検索.

The English phrase “coins” is translated into Japanese as 小銭. 小銭 refers to small-denomination metal money used for minor purchases.