Japanese

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.

The Japanese phrase for “see you on Monday” is 月曜日に会いましょう. This phrase is used when saying goodbye to someone you expect to meet again on Monday.

The English word “thick” is translated into Japanese as 厚い.

The Japanese word for the building material brick is レンガ. レンガ refers to the physical building material known as a brick.

The English phrase “golden week” is translated into Japanese as ゴールデンウィーク.

The English word ‘woods’ is translated into Japanese as 森.

The Japanese phrase for curly hair is くせ毛. くせ毛 is used to describe curly or frizzy hair.