Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “you hope for something” is 願う. The verb 願う is used to express wanting something to happen or wishing for a specific outcome.

In Japanese, “are you free?” is expressed as 暇ですか？ This phrase is used to ask if someone has spare time or is not busy.

The Japanese word for riptide is 離岸流.

The Japanese word for bike is 自転車. The primary word for a bicycle is 自転車. You can also use the verb phrase 自転車に乗る to mean to ride a bike.

The English word ‘passionate’ is translated to Japanese as 情熱的. 情熱的 is used to describe a passionate and enthusiastic nature.

The English phrase “chicken nugget” is チキンナゲット in Japanese. チキンナゲット refers to a piece of chicken in batter.

The Japanese word for “law” is 法律.

The Japanese word for “eww” is うわっ. うわっ is an exclamation used to express disgust or a strong dislike toward something unpleasant.

The English phrase “dragon fruit” is translated into Japanese as ドラゴンフルーツ. Both terms refer to the fruit known as dragon fruit.

The Japanese word for stubborn is 頑固 (ganko).