Japanese

みお is the Japanese female given name Mio. みお is used as a female given name.

Sucrose in Japanese is スクロース (sukurōsu). Sucrose is a disaccharide.

The Japanese phrase for take is 取る. The verb 取る is used to mean take or pick up an object.

The Japanese word for shorty is チビ. チビ refers to a short person, a runt or a tiny person.

The English phrase “dragon” can be translated into Japanese as 竜 or ドラゴン. The word refers to a mythical creature.

The English phrase toothpaste is translated into Japanese as 歯磨き粉.

Thank you in hiragana is ありがとうございます (arigatō gozaimasu) in polite speech and ありがとう (arigatō) among friends and family.

The English phrase “clean man” can be translated into Japanese as 清潔な男. The phrase 清潔な男 describes a man who is hygienic and maintains a neat appearance.

The English phrase “ice water” is translated into Japanese as 氷水 (kōrimizu).

The Japanese word for haiku is 俳句. 俳句 is a noun referring to a Japanese poem of a specific form.