How to Say “Suit” in Japanese
The English word ‘suit’ can be translated into Japanese as スーツ.
The English word ‘suit’ can be translated into Japanese as スーツ.
The English word “unemployment” is translated into Japanese as 失業. 失業 refers to the state or the act of losing a job.
In Japanese, “I am going” is expressed as 行ってきます (ittekimasu) when informing people at home that you are leaving but will return later.
In Japanese, the phrase “I accept” can be expressed as 了解しました.
In Japanese, “I got it” is expressed as 分かった. This phrase is used to show that you understand something or have grasped a concept.
The English verb ‘wonder’ is translated into Japanese as 不思議.
The English word “epic” can be translated into Japanese as 叙事詩.
The English phrase “I got a job” is expressed in Japanese as 就職した. This phrase is used to announce that one has found employment or started a new career.
The English phrase “what is your favorite song?” is translated into Japanese as 好きな曲は何ですか? Note that the phrase あなたの means “your”.
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The Japanese word for good is いい, meaning pleasant or enjoyable. This adjective is used to describe things that are pleasant, enjoyable or positive.