How to Say “Broom” in Japanese
The English word ‘broom’ is translated into Japanese as 箒. The term refers to a domestic utensil used for sweeping.
The English word ‘broom’ is translated into Japanese as 箒. The term refers to a domestic utensil used for sweeping.
The English phrase “I am home” is translated into Japanese as ただいま. ただいま is a phrase used to announce your arrival when you get home.
The English phrase ‘i am an idiot’ is translated into Japanese as ばかです.
The Japanese word for pine is 松, pronounced matsu. 松 refers to a tree of the genus Pinus.
How is it going? in Japanese is 調子はどう? This phrase is an informal greeting used to ask someone how they are or how their life is progressing.
In Japanese, the word for autopsy can be expressed as 検死 or 解剖.
The Japanese word for the given name Sasha is サーシャ. サーシャ is a given name used to refer to people.
The English phrase “world cup” is translated into Japanese as ワールドカップ.
The Japanese phrase for “thank you goodbye” is ありがとうございました.