Japanese

In hiragana, “nurse” is かんごし (kangoshi). An older word, かんごふ (kangofu), was used for female nurses and is rarely used now.

The English phrase “hello, how are you today?” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、お元気ですか？

The English word ‘treasure’ can be translated into Japanese as 宝.

The English word ‘spacecraft’ is translated into Japanese as 宇宙船 or 宇宙機.

The English phrase “how are you feeling” is translated into Japanese as 気分はどう？

emiko is a Japanese female given name. emiko is a feminine given name used to identify females in Japan.

In Japanese, “please wait” is expressed as 少々お待ちください. This phrase is a polite request for someone to stay where they are or hold for a short time.

The English phrase “make me a sandwich” is translated into Japanese as サンドイッチを作って.

In Japanese, “I love you” is expressed through several forms, most commonly as 愛してる.

In Japanese, “my favorite food” is said as 私の大好物. The phrase is used to describe the food that a person likes more than any other food.