Japanese

The Japanese word for “sawyer” is ソーヤー. ソーヤー refers to a person who saws timber.

To say “I love chocolate” in Japanese, use チョコレートが大好きです (chokorēto ga daisuki desu), a polite way to say you really like chocolate.

To explore in Japanese is 探検する (tanken suru).

The Japanese word for reptile is 爬虫類 (hachūrui). 爬虫類 is a noun used to refer to a cold-blooded vertebrate.

In Japanese, the English phrase “sleeping” is expressed as 寝ている.

The English phrase “I go to work” is expressed in Japanese as 仕事に行きます.

ダニエラ is the Japanese way to say the name daniela.

The English phrase “get home safe” is translated into Japanese as 気をつけて帰ってね.

The English word “stranded” is translated into Japanese as 取り残された. 取り残された is used to describe a person who has been left behind.

The English phrase “maple tree” is translated into Japanese as カエデ.