Japanese

In romaji, the Japanese “hello” is Konnichiwa. It is the standard greeting for daytime. On the phone, people say Moshi moshi.

Tokyo Station in Japanese is 東京駅. 東京駅 refers to the main railway station serving the city of Tokyo.

The English phrase “are you having fun?” is translated into Japanese as 楽しんでる？

The Japanese word for metal is 金属 (kinzoku). 金属 is used to refer to metals as a general class of elements or metallic substances.

The Japanese phrase for “art major” is 美術専攻. 美術専攻 refers to the academic specialization of fine arts at a college or university.

The English name Bradley is translated into Japanese as ブラッドリー. ブラッドリー is a proper name used to refer to a person named Bradley.

The Japanese word for “zoo” is 動物園. 動物園 is a noun used to describe a park where live animals are exhibited.

In Japanese, the verb ‘to scroll’ is expressed as スクロール. The term refers to the action of changing the view of data on a computer’s display.

The English word “classroom” is translated into Japanese as 教室.

The English word “insignificant” can be translated into Japanese using 些細な or 無意味な. The word describes things that are not important or significant.