Japanese

The Japanese phrase for red light district is 歓楽街.

The English word ‘unwanted’ can be translated into Japanese as 不要な. The term is used to describe things that are not wanted or are unnecessary.

To friends, やあ (yā) is a friendly “hello”. Young men also say おっす (ossu), and a group is welcomed with みんな、おはよう (minna, ohayō).

In Japanese, the phrase to say “how much is this?” is これはいくらですか？ This phrase is used to ask for the price of a specific item.

To say “I like to cook” in Japanese, you say 料理をするのが好きです. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy the activity of preparing food.

The English phrase “sorry for the trouble” is expressed in Japanese as お手数をおかけして申し訳ありません.

To say “I want to hug you” in Japanese, you use 抱きしめたい. This phrase expresses a strong desire to hold someone closely in one’s arms.

The Japanese word for countryside is 田舎 (inaka). 田舎 is used to describe areas outside of towns and cities, or a specific rural part of a larger area.

The Japanese word for mother can be expressed in several ways depending on the context.

The Japanese form of the female given name Andrea is アンドレア. アンドレア is used as a female given name.