Japanese

The English phrase “young lady” is translated into Japanese as お嬢さん. お嬢さん is used to refer to an adolescent or young female.

The English word “duck” can be translated into Japanese as 鴨 or 家鴨. Use 鴨 to refer to wild ducks or species of ducks found in nature.

To dance in Japanese is to say 踊る. The verb is used to describe moving rhythmically to music.

My aunt in hiragana is わたしのおば (watashi no oba) when you talk about your own aunt to others.

The English word “brute” is translated into Japanese as けだもの. The term けだもの is used to describe a brute or a beast.

To stay home in Japanese is 家にいる (ie ni iru). The phrase is used to describe the act of remaining inside one’s own house instead of going out.

In Japanese, “I enjoy” is expressed as 楽しんでいます. This phrase is used to express that you are currently having a good time doing something.

The English word “confidential” is translated into Japanese as 機密.

The English phrase ‘more’ is expressed in Japanese as もっと.

The English phrase “water wheel” is translated into Japanese as 水車. The term refers to a wheel that is propelled or powered by the movement of water.