Japanese

The phrase “someone is something” in Japanese is expressed as 誰かが何かである.

To quit or stop doing something in Japanese, the default form is やめる.

In Japanese, the phrase for ice breathing is 氷の呼吸.

The English phrase “I am vegetarian” is translated into Japanese as ベジタリアンです. This phrase is used to inform others that you do not eat meat.

The English phrase “steering wheel” is translated into Japanese as ハンドル. The term refers to the wheel-shaped control used to steer a vehicle.

The phrase “that was good” in Japanese is 美味しかった.

The Japanese phrase じゃない means “is not”. This phrase is used to negate a statement or to deny that something is a particular thing.

The English phrase “soviet union” is translated into Japanese as ソ連. The term is used to refer to the USSR.

The English phrase “thank you, master” is expressed in Japanese as ありがとうございます、ご主人様.

In Japanese, ありがとうございました is a polite way to say goodbye to a customer while thanking them for their business.