How to Say “I Like Potatoes” in Japanese
To say “I like potatoes” in Japanese, you use じゃがいもが好きです. This phrase is used to express a personal preference for potatoes.
To say “I like potatoes” in Japanese, you use じゃがいもが好きです. This phrase is used to express a personal preference for potatoes.
The English word “bed” can be translated into Japanese in several ways, most commonly as ベッド.
In Japanese, your birth date is expressed as あなたの生年月日. あなたの生年月日 refers to your birth date.
The English phrase “enjoy your food” is translated into Japanese as 召し上がれ.
The Japanese phrase for ‘to fit’ is 合う. The verb 合う is used to express that something is the right size or shape, such as clothing.
Hamburger in hiragana is はんばーがー (hanbāgā). It is a loanword, so katakana is the normal script, but hiragana shows the sounds clearly.
The English phrase “baby boy” is translated into Japanese as 男の子の赤ちゃん. 男の子の赤ちゃん is used to describe a very young male human being.
The English phrase ‘Sierra’ is translated into Japanese as シエラ. シエラ is used to refer to the brand of outdoor gear and equipment.
In Japanese, the phrase for mechanical pencil is シャープペンシル. A mechanical pencil is a pencil with a retractable lead.