Japanese

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.

In Japanese, “I am very sorry” is expressed as 大変申し訳ありません.

The English phrase ‘landmark’ can be translated into Japanese as either ランドマーク or 目標物.

The Japanese word for “ape” is 類人猿. 類人猿 is used to refer specifically to any primate that is an ape, excluding humans.

In Japanese, “going” is translated as 行く. The verb 行く means to go, describing the action of moving from one place to another.

The Japanese phrase for “autumn leaves” is 紅葉. 紅葉 refers to the colorful leaves of trees that change hue during the autumn season.

The name Marley in Japanese is written as マーリー. This is a name, most commonly used to refer to the musician Bob Marley.