Japanese

In Japanese, ‘six months’ is translated as 半年. The phrase refers to a period of time lasting half of a year.

Introducing in Japanese is 紹介, pronounced shōkai. 紹介 refers to the act of presenting one person to another so that they may become acquainted.

The English phrase ‘hooray’ can be translated into Japanese as 万歳 or やった. 万歳 is an elated expression of approval.

In Japanese, “that one” is translated as あれ. あれ is a pronoun used to refer to a specified object.

The English phrase “your eyes are beautiful” is translated into Japanese as 目が綺麗ですね.

“May I take your order?” in Japanese is ご注文をお伺いしてもよろしいですか？

The phrase “I will miss you” is translated into Japanese as 寂しくなります.

For a watch you wear, the hiragana word is うでどけい (udedokei). The general word for any clock or watch is とけい (tokei), and the verb “to watch” is みる (miru).

The English phrase “it is mine” is expressed in Japanese as 私のものです.

The English word ‘plus’ can be translated into Japanese as プラス.