Japanese

The English phrase “talking” is translated to Japanese as 話している. 話している refers to the act of speaking or having a conversation with someone.

In Japanese, “I was right” is expressed as 私が正しかった. This phrase is used to say that one’s previous opinion or prediction was correct.

The English phrase “you went somewhere” is expressed in Japanese as どこかに行きました.

The Japanese phrase for “when I was a child” is 子どもの頃. 子どもの頃 is used to refer to the period of time during one’s own childhood.

The Japanese word for ‘jinx’ is ジンクス, which refers to a person or thing believed to bring bad luck.

The Japanese phrase for “I refuse” is 断ります. 断ります is used when you want to decline an offer, a request or an invitation.

The English phrase “stalker” is translated into Japanese as ストーカー.

In Japanese, the English phrase “wallet” is translated as 財布 (saifu). The term refers to a case used for keeping money.

The English phrase “the conclusion” is translated into Japanese as 結論.

The English word patience can be translated into Japanese using several forms, most commonly 我慢.