Japanese

The Japanese word for laundry is 洗濯.

In Japanese, “what should I call you?” is expressed as 何て呼べばいいですか？

The Japanese word for shopping is 買い物. The term refers to the activity of buying things.

The Japanese word for the English term “derrick” is デリック. デリック refers to a framework constructed over a mine or an oil well.

To haggle in Japanese is 値切る (negiru). 値切る is used to describe the act of trying to lower a price.

The Japanese phrase for “I know” is 分かっています (wakatteimasu). This phrase is used as an assertion that the speaker has an answer or idea.

The English phrase ‘useful’ can be expressed in Japanese as 使える, 有用な or 便利な.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘get well’ is お大事に. This phrase is used specifically for someone who is sick or injured.

The English phrase “I got you” can be translated into Japanese as わかった. わかった is an informal way to express that you have understood what someone has said.

The English word ‘mouth’ is translated into Japanese as 口. 口 refers to the opening of a creature through which food is ingested.