Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “parents” is 両親 (ryōshin). 両親 is used to refer to the father and mother of a person.

The English phrase “thank you come again” is expressed in Japanese as またお越しください.

The English word maven is translated into Japanese as 達人 (tatsujin).

In Japanese, “I want more” is expressed as もっと欲しい. もっと欲しい is used to express a desire for a greater amount of inanimate objects or abstract concepts.

To ask “do you know japanese?” in Japanese, use 日本語が分かりますか？

The Japanese phrase for “deep fried” is 油で揚げた. The phrase 油で揚げた describes food that has been cooked in hot oil until it is crisp.

The Japanese word for salad is サラダ (sarada). サラダ refers to a dish consisting of raw vegetables and other ingredients, usually served with a dressing.

In Japanese, “is it okay?” is expressed as 大丈夫？

In Japanese, “spicy ramen” is expressed as 激辛ラーメン. 激辛ラーメン refers to a bowl of Japanese noodles in a broth that has a very strong, hot pepper flavor.

The English phrase “uh oh” can be translated into Japanese as あっ.