Japanese

New Zealand in Japanese is ニュージーランド. The term refers to the country in Oceania.

The Japanese word for peace is 平和 (heiwa).

The English verb “shriek” is translated into Japanese as 悲鳴. 悲鳴 refers to a loud, sharp, shrill sound or cry.

The English phrase onomatopoeia can be translated into Japanese as オノマトペ. Japanese uses several terms for words that mimic sounds or states.

The Japanese word for “raindrop” is 雨粒. 雨粒 is used to refer to an individual droplet of rainwater.

The English phrase “please go ahead” is translated into Japanese as どうぞ.

The English name Emmanuel is translated into Japanese as エマニュエル. エマニュエル is used as a male given name.

Shibuya crossing is 渋谷スクランブル交差点 in Japanese. This phrase refers to the famous pedestrian crossing located in the Shibuya district of Tokyo.

To chill out in Japanese, use 落ち着く. 落ち着く is used to describe the act of becoming calm or composed.

The standard word for husband in Japanese is 夫 (otto). People also say 主人 (shujin) or 旦那 (danna) about their own husband.