How to Say “Welcome” in Japanese
The English phrase “welcome” can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the situation. The default form is ようこそ.
The English phrase “welcome” can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the situation. The default form is ようこそ.
The Japanese phrase for convenience store is コンビニ, or コンビニエンスストア.
The English word “unfinished” can be translated into Japanese as 未完成. 未完成 is used to describe something that is structurally or conceptually incomplete.
The Japanese word for the playing card ‘k’ is り. The term り is used as a noun to refer to a playing card.
The Japanese word for danger is 危険. 危険 refers to exposure to likely harm.
The English phrase ‘enjoy yourself’ is expressed in Japanese as 楽しんで. 楽しんで is used to tell someone to have a good time.
ココア is the Japanese word for the English phrase cocoa. ココア refers to the hot drink.
Tiana is the Japanese way to say the female given name Tiana. The name Tiana is written in the katakana script as ティアナ.
The English word “unkillable” is translated into Japanese as 不死身. 不死身 is used to describe someone or something that is unkillable or immortal.