Japanese

To say “hello mom and dad” in Japanese, use お父さん、お母さん、こんにちは. This phrase is a greeting used when speaking to one’s father and mother.

The English phrase “peanuts” is translated into Japanese as ピーナッツ. ピーナッツ refers to the edible seeds of a legume plant that grows underground.

In Japanese, ‘good news’ can be expressed as 朗報. These terms are used to describe something positive.

In Japanese, the phrase for “that hurts” is 痛い. The word 痛い is used to express that something is painful.

The English phrase “what are you eating?” is translated into Japanese as 何を食べているの？

The English phrase ‘good luck for your exam’ is expressed in Japanese as 試験頑張ってね. This phrase is used to encourage someone who is about to take a test.

The Japanese phrase for “my phone number is” is 私の電話番号は. This phrase is used to introduce your own telephone number to another person.

シェビー is the Japanese way to say “chevy” (an informal term for a Chevrolet car).

In Japanese, “bye on the phone” is said as じゃあね. じゃあね is a casual way to say goodbye to someone when ending a telephone conversation.

The English phrase ‘boop’ can be translated into Japanese as つんつん.