Japanese

The English phrase “drinking” is expressed in Japanese as 飲むこと. 飲むこと refers to the act or session of consuming liquids.

Pottery in Japanese is 陶芸 (tōgei). 陶芸 refers to the practice or craft of making pottery and encompasses the art of making ceramic objects.

The English word ‘curd’ is translated into Japanese as 凝乳. 凝乳 refers to the part of milk that coagulates

To smoke is said in Japanese as タバコを吸う. The phrase is used to describe the act of inhaling and exhaling the smoke of tobacco cigarettes.

To say ride bike in Japanese, use 自転車に乗る (jitensha ni noru). 自転車に乗る means to ride a bicycle, both as an activity and as a way of getting somewhere.

The English phrase “I hate myself” can be said in Japanese as 自分が嫌いです.

rei is the Japanese word for a formal bow used to show respect or gratitude.

The Japanese phrase for “are you well?” is お元気ですか？ お元気ですか？ is a polite greeting used to ask about someone’s general health and well-being.

The phrase “I would rather die” in Japanese is 死んだ方がましだ.

The English phrase “bedtime” is translated into Japanese as 就寝時間. Both terms describe the time when one goes to bed to sleep.