Japanese

In Japanese, “do you speak” is expressed as 話せますか. This phrase is used to ask if someone has the ability to communicate in a specific language.

The English word ‘electrician’ can be translated into Japanese as 電気技師.

In Japanese, “I think I like you” is expressed as 好きだと思う. This phrase is used to express a developing romantic interest in someone.

The English phrase supernova is translated into Japanese as 超新星. 超新星 is a noun used to refer to the astronomical phenomenon of an exploding star.

In Japanese, そうそう is the way to say “oh yeah”.

The English phrase “I hate this” can be expressed in Japanese as これ嫌い. The phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a specific thing.

The Japanese word for spooky is 不気味 (bukimi). 不気味 is used to describe something that is eerie or suggestive of ghosts.

To speak something in Japanese is 何かを話す (nanika o hanasu).

The English phrase “me and my friend” can be translated into Japanese as 私と友達.

The Japanese verb for to save (to help someone survive or rescue them) is 救う.