Japanese

The phrase “you hurt my feelings” is translated into Japanese as 傷ついた.

The English word “gizmo” is translated into Japanese as ギズモ. ギズモ is used as a noun meaning “thingy”.

The English phrase “silver lotus” is translated into Japanese as 白銀の蓮. 白銀の蓮 is used to describe a lotus flower that possesses a silver color.

The Japanese phrase for ‘clean up’ is 片付ける. 片付ける is a general term used to mean ‘to clean up’ or ‘to tidy up.’

To take a rest in Japanese is to say 休む. 休む is used when you stop working or performing an activity to relax or recover strength.

The Japanese phrase for “toilet paper” is トイレットペーパー. トイレットペーパー refers specifically to the paper used for cleaning oneself in the bathroom.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘i need money’ is お金が必要だ. This phrase is used to state that one does not have enough money and requires more.

In Japanese, “please don’t” can be expressed as やめてください. This phrase is a polite request for someone to stop doing something.

The Japanese word for big is おおきい (ōkii). Before a noun you can also use おおきな (ōkina), as in おおきな犬 (ōkina inu), a big dog.

The English phrase “over here” is translated into Japanese as こっち. こっち is an adverb meaning “in this place”.