Japanese

In Japanese, the word for sports as a school subject is 体育. The term 体育 is used to refer to physical education as a subject taught in schools.

The English phrase “bus station” is translated into Japanese as バスターミナル.

The English phrase “not feeling well” is translated into Japanese as 気分が悪い.

The English phrase “drank” is translated into Japanese as 飲んだ. This verb is used for both non-alcoholic beverages and alcoholic beverages in Japanese.

In Japanese, “I hope you get well soon” is expressed as 早く良くなってね. This phrase is a friendly expression used to wish someone a quick recovery.

The Japanese phrase for “my mouth is lonely” is 口寂しい.

In Japanese, “no comment” is expressed as ノーコメント. These phrases are used to signal an official refusal to provide further information.

The English phrase “chiropractic” is translated into Japanese as カイロプラクティック. カイロプラクティック refers to the system of health care known as chiropractic.

The English word “swift” can be translated into Japanese as either 速い or 素早い.

The English word ‘across’ can be translated into Japanese as 向こう側に when describing something located from one side to another.