Japanese

In Japanese, “are you angry?” is said as 怒っていますか？ The phrase is used to ask about a person’s current emotional state or a visible mood.

The Japanese phrase for “mind your own business” is 余計なお世話. The phrase 余計なお世話 is used to tell someone that their interference or advice is unwanted.

The English name Nikita is written as ニキータ in Japanese. ニキータ is used as a given name for a person.

The English word ‘unpleasant’ can be translated into Japanese as 不快, meaning ‘unpleasant’.

The Japanese word kamado refers to a traditional wood-burning stove.

The Japanese word for lover (specifically a sexual partner) is 愛人.

The English phrase “you’re funny” is translated into Japanese as 面白いね.

The English word inflation is translated into Japanese as インフレーション.

The English word ‘against’ can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context. The default form is …に対して.

The Japanese phrase for “do you like” is 好きですか.