The English phrase “have you had your dinner?” is expressed in Japanese as ご飯食べた？ This phrase is a way to ask if someone has eaten their evening meal.
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The English phrase “gluten free” is expressed in Japanese as グルテンフリー.
To say “how annoying” in Japanese, you can exclaim なんて迷惑な (nante meiwaku na), which expresses frustration at something that is causing you trouble.
The Japanese phrase for “where something is” is 所在. 所在 denotes the physical location or place where a person or object is situated.
The English phrase “pretty good” can be translated into Japanese as なかなかいい.
The English surname Kennedy is written in Japanese as ケネディ. ケネディ is used to refer to the surname Kennedy.
The Japanese word for swordsmith is 刀鍛冶 (katanakaji). The term refers to a person who makes swords.