Japanese

The Japanese word for cornerstone is 礎. 礎 is used as a noun to refer to something that is fundamental, central, prominent or noteworthy.

The English phrase “shall we go?” is translated into Japanese as 行こうか？

To lie in Japanese is 嘘をつく. The phrase 嘘をつく is used to describe the act of saying something that is not true.

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘press release’ is translated as プレスリリース.

The English phrase “in the future” can be translated into Japanese using 将来は or これから. Use 将来は when discussing long-term life paths or career aspirations.

In Japanese, “I want coffee” is expressed as コーヒーが飲みたい. The phrase is used to express a personal desire to drink coffee.

The phrase “what subjects you study” translates to Japanese as 専攻は何ですか？

The Japanese word for walnut is くるみ. くるみ is the noun used to refer to the walnut nut itself.

The phrase “you’re my crush” is expressed in Japanese as 好きです.

In Japanese, ‘max’ can be translated as マックス (Makkusu). The katakana loanword マックス has two distinct functions in Japanese.