How to Say “Catherine” in Japanese
The English name Catherine is written in Japanese as キャサリン. The name is a female given name.
The English name Catherine is written in Japanese as キャサリン. The name is a female given name.
The English phrase ‘prices’ can be translated into Japanese as 価格. 価格 is used to refer to prices.
The Japanese phrase for “stop playing” is ふざけるな. This phrase is used as a command to tell someone to stop acting foolishly or stop joking around.
The Japanese word for arse is 尻. 尻 is the standard anatomical term for the part of the body a person sits on.
口が臭い is the Japanese way to say “your breath stinks”.
In Japanese, “I am going to” is said as 行くところです. A phrase used to say that someone is about to leave for a destination.
The English word green can be translated into Japanese using several forms, most commonly 緑の.
The English word ‘grumpy’ is translated into Japanese as 気難しい (kimuzukashii).
In Japanese, ‘my student’ is said as 私の生徒. In an informal context, you may also hear Boku no gakusei used as a masculine way to say ‘my student’.
The Japanese phrase for very cheap is 激安. 激安 is used to describe something sold at an extremely low price.