How to Say “I Guess So” in Japanese
In Japanese, “I guess so” can be expressed as そう思う.
リジー is the Japanese way to write the female given name Lizzy.
A casual, affectionate word for “grandpa” in Japanese is じいちゃん (jiichan). The more neutral form is おじいちゃん (ojiichan).
The standard word for “goodbye” in Japanese is さようなら (sayōnara).
The English phrase “legs” is translated into Japanese as 足. The word 足 is used to refer to both the legs and the feet.
The Japanese word for dairy is 乳製品. 乳製品 is a noun used to refer to products produced from milk.
In Japanese, “hug me” is said as 抱きしめて. The phrase is used to request that someone holds you tightly in their arms.
In romaji, the Japanese word for “no” is Iie. The casual form is Iya, and Chigau means “that is not right”.