How to Say “Thunderbolt” in Japanese
The English phrase ‘thunderbolt’ is translated into Japanese as 雷.
The English phrase ‘thunderbolt’ is translated into Japanese as 雷.
The English phrase “how much money” is translated into Japanese as いくら. いくら is used to ask about the price of something.
The English name “Elliot” is translated into Japanese as エリオット. エリオット is a proper name used to refer to a person named Elliot.
The English phrase “spoiled brat” is translated into Japanese as わがままな子.
To say playtime is over in Japanese, use 遊びの時間は終わり (asobi no jikan wa owari).
The Japanese word for ‘late’ is 遅い. 遅い is an adjective used to describe someone or something that is not arriving until after an expected time.
The English word nightshade is translated into Japanese as ナス科.
In Japanese, “it rained” is said as 雨が降った. This phrase is used to state that rain fell in the past.
To live in Japan in Japanese is 日本に住む. The phrase means to reside or have a home in the country of Japan.
The English phrase ‘black wolf’ is translated into Japanese as 黒オオカミ. 黒オオカミ is used to refer to a wolf that has black fur.