How to Say “What Subjects You Study” in Japanese
The phrase “what subjects you study” translates to Japanese as 専攻は何ですか?
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The phrase “what subjects you study” translates to Japanese as 専攻は何ですか?
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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.
The English word ‘cents’ is translated into Japanese as セント. セント is used to refer to the basic unit of currency used in the United States and Canada.
To say “I am lucky” in Japanese, use ついている. The phrase ついている is used to express that you are experiencing a period of good luck or a fortunate coincidence.
The Japanese word for disgrace is 恥. 恥 refers to a state of being dishonored or covered with shame.
The English phrase “chicken sandwich” is translated into Japanese as チキンサンド. チキンサンド refers to a sandwich where chicken is the main filling.
In Japanese, Antarctica is 南極 (Nankyoku). 南極 is a common way to say Antarctica in everyday conversations.
The Japanese way to say the female given name “scarlett” is スカーレット. スカーレット is used as a female given name.