Japanese

The English phrase ‘clergy’ is translated into Japanese as 聖職者.

To behave in Japanese is 行儀よくする (gyōgiyoku suru). 行儀よくする is most commonly used when instructing children to behave or follow social etiquette.

The English word wheel can be translated into Japanese as 車輪. The term refers to a circular device that facilitates movement or transportation.

The English phrase “different foods” is translated into Japanese as 違う食べ物.

The English phrase “at” can be translated into Japanese using …で or …に. The phrase is used to indicate being in or very near a particular place.

The English phrase “lotus root” is translated into Japanese as レンコン. The term refers to the edible rhizome of the lotus plant.

In Japanese, “do you understand?” is said as 分かりますか？ The phrase is used to ask if someone comprehends the information being provided.

bobo is a Japanese proper name used to refer to a specific person or character. ボボ is used as a proper name for a specific person or character.

In Japanese, “thank you for correcting me” is said as 直してくれてありがとう.

The Japanese phrase for “or” is または. または is a conjunction used to connect two or more possibilities or alternatives.