Japanese

To get is expressed in Japanese as 手に入れる. The phrase 手に入れる is used when you obtain or acquire something.

The English phrase ‘weather’ can be translated into Japanese as 天気. The term refers to the state of the atmosphere.

In Japanese, the English title “ms” is expressed using the honorific suffix さん.

A Shinto shrine in hiragana is じんじゃ (jinja). It is different from a Buddhist temple, which is おてら (otera).

The English phrase “waiting in line” is translated into Japanese as 列に並ぶ. 列に並ぶ is used when standing in a queue of people to wait for a turn.

エミリアーノ is the Japanese way to write the male given name Emiliano.

The Japanese word for jail is 刑務所. 刑務所 refers to a prison or penitentiary where individuals serve a sentence.

In Japanese, “I used to” is expressed as 昔は.

To say ‘go downstairs’ in Japanese, you use 階下に降りる.

The English word ‘hidden’ can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context, with 隠れた being the default form.