Japanese

In Japanese, ‘long hair’ is translated as 長い髪 (nagai kami). The phrase refers specifically to hair grown on the head that has reached a significant length.

The English phrase “grenade” is translated into Japanese as 手榴弾.

Japanese counts from 1 to 10 with 一 (ichi), 二 (ni), 三 (san), 四 (yon), 五 (go), 六 (roku), 七 (nana), 八 (hachi), 九 (kyū) and 十 (jū).

In Japanese, “my name is jack” is said as 私の名前はジャックです. This phrase is used to introduce yourself by stating your name.

The English word “loved” can be translated into Japanese as 愛された.

The English phrase “bully” is translated into Japanese as いじめっ子 (ijimekko). いじめっ子 is a noun used to describe a person who is intentionally cruel to others.

aishiteru is the Japanese way to say “I love you”. aishiteru is a deep expression of love used to tell someone that you love them.

ナイキ is the Japanese way to say Nike, the American company that designs and sells athletic shoes and apparel.

リサ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Lisa. リサ is used as a female given name.

To say “I play violin” in Japanese, use バイオリンを弾きます (baiorin o hikimasu), a polite sentence that says you play the violin as a hobby or skill.