Japanese

The Japanese word for smart is 賢い (kashikoi). 賢い is used to describe someone or something exhibiting intellectual knowledge, wisdom or cleverness.

The English word unnecessary is expressed in Japanese as 余計な (yokei na). Japanese has several ways to express that something is not needed.

The Japanese way to say “enjoy your meal” is いただきます.

The phrase キングストン is the Japanese way to say the English name Kingston, referring to the capital of Jamaica.

The phrase “I love him so much” in Japanese is 彼のことが大好き. This phrase is used to express strong affection or deep love for a male person.

The English phrase “I miss you” is expressed in Japanese as 会いたい. Japanese does not have a direct equivalent for the emotional state of “missing” someone.

タコベル is the Japanese way to say “taco bell”, referring to the American fast food chain specializing in Mexican-inspired food.

The English idiom ‘break a leg’ can be expressed in Japanese as 頑張って.

The English word ‘land’ can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context, with 土地 being the default form.

The English word ‘safety’ is translated into Japanese as 安全. 安全 is a noun meaning the condition or feeling of being safe.