Japanese

The Japanese word 石 (ishi) means rock. 石 is a noun used to describe a hard, mineral substance found in nature, translating to “rock” in English.

In Japanese, the English word ‘trouble’ is expressed as トラブル.

The Japanese word for ‘trust’ is 信頼 (shinrai). 信頼 is used to express being confident in someone’s character or abilities.

The English phrase “very tasty” is translated into Japanese as とても美味しい. The phrase is used to describe food or drink that has a very pleasant flavor.

The English phrase “is the best” is expressed in Japanese using 最高. 最高 is used to describe something as being of the highest quality or the most excellent.

To say “I love you” in Japanese, the default form is 愛してる. This phrase is an affirmation of romantic feeling.

In Japanese, one thousand is 千. The phrase 千 refers to the number that is ten times one hundred.

In hiragana, “my phone number is” is わたしのでんわばんごうは〜です (watashi no denwa bangō wa ~ desu). You read the digits one by one after は.

The English phrase “you smell good” is translated into Japanese as いい匂いがする.

The Japanese word for “crunch” is クランチ, a noun used to describe a noisy crackling sound.