Japanese

The English phrase “mostly” can be translated into Japanese using several forms such as 大方は, 大体は or たいてい.

How to say “how was your weekend” in Japanese is 週末はどうでしたか？

November in Japanese is 十一月. The standard way to refer to the eleventh month of the Gregorian calendar is 十一月.

The Japanese word for obsidian is 黒曜石, which is pronounced kokuyōseki. 黒曜石 refers to the type of black glass produced by volcanoes.

The English phrase “unknown” is translated into Japanese as 未知の.

To suffer in Japanese is to say 苦しむ. The verb 苦しむ specifically emphasizes experiencing physical or mental pain, distress or agony.

The Japanese word for “suffering” is 苦しみ. 苦しみ denotes the feeling of hardship or suffering and conveys a deeper level of emotional pain or distress.

December in Japanese is 十二月 (jūnigatsu). The word is used to name the twelfth month of the Gregorian calendar.

akumu is the Japanese word for nightmare. While 悪夢 literally means a bad dream, it is most commonly used to refer to a terrifying nightmare.

In Japanese, the word for lag is ラグ. In the context of online gaming and computing, ラグ is used to describe network latency or a delay in response.