Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “to learn” is 学ぶ. 学ぶ is used to describe the general process of learning or acquiring knowledge.

The English phrase ‘as expected’ is expressed in Japanese as やはり.

In Japanese, “I want a hug” is expressed as 抱きしめてほしい. This phrase is used to express a desire to be embraced by another person for comfort or affection.

お元気でしたか is how you say “how have you been?” in Japanese. お元気でしたか is a greeting used to ask someone about their well-being since the last time you saw them.

To say “I practice” in Japanese, use 練習する (renshū suru), the plain verb for practicing a skill.

In Japanese, ‘big nose’ can be translated as 団子鼻.

The English word ‘tombstone’ is translated into Japanese as 墓石 (boseki). The term refers to a stone placed on a grave.

The English phrase “debit card” is translated into Japanese as デビットカード. デビットカード is a loanword from English.

The English phrase banban translates to the Japanese phrase バンバン.

The English word wildcat is translated into Japanese as 山猫.