Japanese

The Japanese word for udon is うどん. うどん類 is used to specify the broad category of udon noodles, or 手打ちうどん to emphasize the handmade nature of udon noodles.

To say “I am in grade 7” in Japanese, you use 中学1年生です. This phrase is used to state that a person is in the seventh year of their formal education.

In Japanese, “you look good” is expressed as 似合ってる (niatteru) when complimenting how a piece of clothing or an accessory suits someone.

The English word “bandage” is translated into Japanese as 包帯. 包帯 refers to a medical binding made with a strip of gauze or similar material.

In Japanese, the English word “team” is expressed as チーム.

The English word “august” is translated into Japanese as 八月. 八月 is used to refer to the eighth month of the Gregorian calendar.

The Japanese word for “dividend” is 配当. In a financial context, the term refers to a payment of money by a company to its shareholders.

The English word ‘code’ (meaning instructions for a computer) is expressed in Japanese as コード.

The Japanese word for innocent (meaning not legally responsible for a wrongful act) is 無実の.

In Japanese, the word for the computing term tag is タグ.