Japanese

The English word “wool” can be translated into Japanese as ウール or 羊毛. The term refers to the hair of sheep, etc.

ラファエル is the Japanese way to say the given name Raphael. ラファエル is used as a proper noun for the given name Raphael.

The Japanese phrase for “where is the toilet?” is トイレはどこですか？

The English phrase ‘judge’ (referring to a public judicial official) is translated into Japanese as 裁判官.

The phrase “good morning to your teacher” in Japanese is おはようございます. おはようございます is a polite greeting used specifically to say “good morning”.

The English word street can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context. The default form is 通り.

In Japanese, ‘meter’ (referring to a measuring instrument) is expressed as メーター.

The Japanese phrase for ‘to change’ is 変える.

In Japanese, “tip toe” is translated as つま先立ち (tsumasakidachi).

The Japanese word for ‘youth’ is 若者 (wakamono). 若者 refers specifically to young people or a young person.