Japanese

Abstinence in Japanese is 禁欲 (kin’yoku). The noun 禁欲 refers to the act or practice of abstaining.

The English phrase “period cramps” is translated into Japanese as 生理痛.

In Japanese, “what are you saying?” is expressed as 何言ってるの？

The Japanese word for “swords” is 刀. 刀 refers to bladed weapons used for cutting or thrusting.

The English phrase “I want to travel” is expressed in Japanese as 旅行に行きたい. This phrase is used to express a desire to go on a trip.

The English phrase “japanese food” is translated into Japanese as 和食. 和食 is a general term for traditional Japanese cuisine.

Learning how to express the concept of “music” in Japanese can greatly enhance your communication skills and broaden your cultural

In Japanese, ‘turn off’ is 消す. The phrase is used to describe switching off an appliance or a light.

The Japanese word for onion is either オニオン or 玉葱. The term for the bulb vegetable can be expressed in two ways depending on the context.

The Japanese word for “sad” is 悲しい (kanashii). 悲しい is used to describe an objective or deep sense of sorrow.