Japanese

In Japanese, ‘how much something costs’ is expressed using いくらですか. These phrases are used to ask for the price of an item.

The Japanese word for water is 水. 水 refers to the inorganic compound H₂O.

やあ is the Japanese way to say heya. やあ is a casual and friendly greeting used to say hello to someone.

In Japanese, the word for snowball is 雪玉. The term 雪玉 refers generally to a ball of snow.

The Japanese phrase for “dumb dumb” is 馬鹿. 馬鹿 is a common term used to call someone “dumb” or “stupid”.

The English phrase “absolute” translates to Japanese as 絶対. 絶対 is used to describe something as complete or unmitigated.

The English name Luca is translated into Japanese as ルカ. ルカ is a given name used for a person.

The English phrase ‘shopkeeper’ can be translated into Japanese as 店主 or 商人.

To take advantage of in Japanese is 利用する (riyō suru). The term means to make use of a resource, an opportunity or a facility.

The English phrase “I love you” in Japanese is expressed as 愛してる.