Japanese

In Japanese, the verb for ‘stink’ is 臭う. The verb 臭う is used to describe a physical, unpleasant odor such as rot or sweat.

The English phrase ‘heal’ can be translated into Japanese as 治す or 癒す. Both forms can be used to describe physical, emotional or spiritual healing.

In Japanese, ability can be expressed as 能力 or 才能.

The English phrase “nice to meet you too” is translated into Japanese as こちらこそよろしくお願いします.

The Japanese phrase for “good appetite” is いただきます (itadakimasu).

The Japanese phrase for “I want to order” is 注文したいです. This phrase is used to tell a server or clerk that you are ready to request food or services.

The Japanese phrase for “thanks casually” is どうも. どうも is a highly versatile, informal expression.

In Japanese, the phrase to say ‘my hobby is reading’ is 趣味は読書です.

The Japanese word for magnolia is モクレン. モクレン is used to refer to the magnolia flower.

The English phrase “beautiful picture” can be translated into Japanese as 綺麗な写真 (kirei na shashin).