Japanese

The Japanese word for swordsman is 剣客 (kenkaku). 剣客 refers to a person who is highly skilled at using swords.

The English phrase “I had a great time” is expressed in Japanese as とても楽しかったです. This phrase is used to express that you enjoyed a past experience or event.

The Japanese word for “mexican” (referring to a person from Mexico or of Mexican descent) is メキシコ人.

In Japanese, the phrase for “no wasabi” is わさび抜き. You use this phrase to request that a dish be prepared without the addition of wasabi.

In Japanese, “so strong” is expressed as とても強い. This phrase is used to describe someone or something that possesses a great amount of power or intensity.

Goodbye in hiragana is さようなら (sayōnara). It sounds fairly final, so in daily life people often say じゃあね (jā ne) or またね (mata ne), which means “see you”.

The phrase ‘I was born in America’ in Japanese is アメリカで生まれました. This phrase is used to state that the speaker’s place of birth was the United States.

The phrase for “grade level” in Japanese is 学年 (gakunen).

To say “this food is good” in Japanese, use この料理はおいしい. The phrase is used to express that food tastes pleasant.

In Japanese, “keep the change” is said as お釣りは取っておいてください. This phrase is used to instruct someone to keep the remaining money after a transaction.