Japanese

To say “I got lost” in Japanese, use 道に迷いました. This phrase is used when someone does not know where they are or how to reach their destination.

In Japanese, the phrase for “lucky cat” is 招き猫. 招き猫 refers to a Japanese figurine of a cat with one paw raised to bring good luck and fortune.

The English phrase so long can be said in Japanese as じゃあね. じゃあね is a casual way to say so long or see you later.

In Japanese, any time is expressed as いつでも. いつでも is used to indicate that something can happen at any moment or whenever it is convenient.

The Japanese phrase for “I like watching anime” is アニメを見るのが好きです.

The English phrase “what grade you are” is translated into Japanese as 何年生か. This phrase is used to ask which year of school a student is currently in.

The Japanese word for the small flying mammal ‘bat’ is 蝙蝠. If you are referring to a baseball bat, the Japanese language uses the loanword バット (Batto).

Saitama is written 埼玉 in Japanese and read Saitama. 埼玉 is the name of the prefecture just north of Tokyo and also of Saitama City, its capital.

The English given name Toby is written as トビー in Japanese. トビー is used as a given name for a person.

The Japanese word for “positive” (in the sense of being favorable or desirable) is ポジティブ.