Japanese

Dinosaur in hiragana is きょうりゅう (kyōryū). Both parts have a long vowel, so say it as “kyoh-ryoo”.

The phrase ‘days of month’ in Japanese is translated as 日にち.

The English phrase “are you tired?” is translated into Japanese as 疲れた？ 疲れた？ is a question used to ask if someone feels exhausted or lacks energy.

The Japanese word for radio is ラジオ. In Japanese, ラジオ is a loanword from English used to refer to the radio device itself.

The English phrase “you have beautiful eyes” is translated into Japanese as 目が綺麗ですね.

The Japanese word カカシ (kakashi) means a scarecrow, which is a human-shaped figure made of straw used to scare birds away from crops.

The English phrase “do you want a bag?” is translated into Japanese as 袋はいりますか？ This phrase is a standard question used in retail settings in Japan.

Drew, the past tense of draw, is 描いた (kaita) in Japanese. Use 描いた when you say someone drew a picture or a diagram.

The Japanese word for parcel is 小包. 小包 refers to a package wrapped for shipment.

The English female given name “sadie” is translated into Japanese as セイディ.