Japanese

The English phrase “my master” is translated into Japanese as 私のご主人様.

The English phrase ‘single’ can be translated into Japanese as 独身. 独身 is a noun used to describe one who is not married.

In hiragana, “bag” is かばん (kaban), the word for a bag you carry such as a school bag or a briefcase. A paper or plastic bag is ふくろ (fukuro).

The English word warehouse is 倉庫 in Japanese. 倉庫 is a noun used to describe a place for storing large amounts of products.

The English phrase “I am married” is expressed in Japanese as 結婚しています.

The English phrase “I wonder” can be expressed in Japanese using かな. かな is used to express a feeling of curiosity or doubt about something.

The English phrase “little kid” is translated into Japanese as 子供. 子供 is the most common and neutral term for “little kid” in Japanese.

The Japanese phrase for “german language” is ドイツ語. ドイツ語 is used to refer to the German language.

To try on shoes in Japanese is 靴を試着する. This phrase is used when you put on shoes to see if they fit or look good before making a purchase.

The Japanese phrase for “death before dishonor” is 恥より死を.