Japanese

In Japanese, ‘it really is’ can be expressed as 本当にそうだね. This phrase is used to show strong agreement with a statement someone else has just made.

In Japanese, the English phrase “days” is translated as 日々.

The Japanese word for crackers is クラッカー. The term refers to thin, crisp, savory biscuits that are typically eaten with cheese or butter.

The English word ‘hoodie’ is translated into Japanese as パーカー. The term パーカー is the standard way to refer to the entire garment.

The Japanese word for eight is 八. The standard way to say the number 8 in a sequence (one, two, three…) is 八.

The phrase “I hope you enjoy” in Japanese is expressed as 楽しんでください.

The English phrase harvest moon is 中秋の名月 in Japanese. 中秋の名月 refers to the full moon nearest the autumn equinox.

The Japanese word for snack is おやつ. おやつ refers to a snack or treats enjoyed between meals.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘she is a teacher’ is 彼女は先生です. This phrase is used to state that a female person’s profession is teaching.

The Japanese word for many is 多い. 多い is an adjective used to describe a state of being numerous.