Japanese

In Japanese, ‘over’ is translated as 終わり (owari). 終わり is a noun used to refer to the ‘end’ or ‘conclusion’ of something.

The English phrase “little fox” is translated into Japanese as 子狐. The term is used to describe a young fox.

The Japanese word for trillion is 兆, pronounced chō. 兆 is used to express the number 10¹², or a million million.

ゆっくり休んでください is the Japanese phrase for “please rest well”. This phrase is a polite way to tell someone to relax and get plenty of sleep or recovery time.

The English phrase “at first” is translated into Japanese as 最初は.

The phrase for “last saturday” in Japanese is 先週の土曜日. The phrase refers to the Saturday of the previous week.

アロハ is the Japanese way to say the Hawaiian greeting aloha. アロハ is used to express the Hawaiian greeting of hello or goodbye.

The Japanese word for autocorrect is 自動修正.

トッド is the Japanese way to write the masculine given name Todd. The name Todd is written as トッド in Katakana.

The English word “psychologist” is translated into Japanese as 心理学者. 心理学者 is a general term for professionals in the field.