Japanese

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.

The Japanese phrase for “after eating” is 食後. 食後 is used to refer to the period of time following a meal.

アトランタ is the Japanese way to say Atlanta, the capital and largest city of the State of Georgia.

The English phrase “something looks like something” is expressed in Japanese as ように見える.

The English phrase “wait a moment” is translated into Japanese as ちょっと待ってください.

The English phrase “colorful” is translated into Japanese as カラフルな. カラフルな is used to describe something that possesses prominent and varied colors.

The Japanese word for “monkey” is 猿. 猿 is a noun used to refer to the primate.