Japanese

In Japanese, ‘thank you so much’ is expressed as どうもありがとうございます. This phrase is a polite and emphatic expression used to show deep gratitude to someone.

To say “is that you?” in Japanese, use あなたですか？ This phrase is used to ask if the person being addressed is the person the speaker thinks they are.

The English word ‘equal’ can be translated into Japanese as 平等, 等しい or 同じ.

The English word ‘door’ is translated into Japanese using several forms, most commonly ドア.

To say your annoying, meaning you are annoying, in Japanese, the casual word is うざい (uzai). うざい is a slang adjective meaning annoying or irritating.

ソニー is the Japanese name for the international electronics and media company Sony.

The English phrase “one hundred million” is expressed in Japanese as 一億. The term refers to the number 100,000,000.

In hiragana, “sour” is すっぱい (suppai). It describes the taste of lemons, vinegar and unripe fruit.

The phrase “I want to be your friend” in Japanese is 友達になりたいです.

The English phrase “twin sister” is translated into Japanese as 双子の姉妹. The phrase is used to describe twins (siblings) who are sisters.