Japanese

The Japanese phrase for hot spring is 温泉, pronounced onsen. 温泉 refers to a natural spring producing hot water.

The English phrase “you’re so dumb” can be expressed in Japanese as ばかじゃないの. ばかじゃないの is used to tell someone they are acting stupidly or lack common sense.

The English phrase “berry” can be translated into Japanese in several ways, most commonly as ベリー.

To say “I want ice cream” in Japanese, use アイスクリームが食べたい.

In Japanese, ホップ is the way to say the English word hop (to jump a short distance).

The Japanese word for neutral is 中立 (chūritsu).

In Japanese, “I feel like” is translated as 気がします. 気がします is used to express an intuition, a hunch or a vague sensation rather than a concrete, proven fact.

The English phrase “races” is translated into Japanese as レース. レース is used to describe competitive running, driving or any kind of timed competition.

To yell in Japanese is 叫ぶ (sakebu). 叫ぶ is often used when someone is shouting out of fear, pain or intense emotion, such as a scream.

In Japanese, ‘i get it’ is expressed as 分かった. The phrase is used to show that you understand something that has been explained.