Japanese

The English word ‘insane’ can be translated into Japanese as 狂気. 狂気 refers to the abstract concept of insanity or madness.

The English word “cello” is translated into Japanese as チェロ. Both terms refer to the musical instrument known as the cello.

To pay in Japanese is 払う (harau). The verb is used to describe the act of giving money to someone in exchange for a product or service.

The English phrase ‘ladies’ is translated into Japanese as 女性. The term is used to refer to people of the female gender.

The English phrase ‘adult’ can be translated into Japanese as 大人 (otona).

イェーガー is the Japanese way to say ‘jaeger’, referring to the giant humanoid robots from the Pacific Rim movie franchise.

To say i am fourteen in Japanese, say 14歳です (jūyonsai desu). 14歳です is the standard polite way to state your age to strangers or in formal settings.

The English verb “convert” is translated into Japanese as 変換する.

To say “I will never give up” in Japanese, use 決してあきらめない (Kesshite akiramenai), a firm statement of determination to keep going no matter what.

In Japanese, the word for savory can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is 旨味.