Japanese

イェセニア is the Japanese way to write the female given name Yesenia. イェセニア is used to represent the name Yesenia.

The common greeting こんにちは (konnichiwa) can be written in kanji as 今日は (konnichiwa), but it is nearly always written in hiragana today.

The Japanese phrase 魔人 (majin) means a magical being or a demon.

The English verb ‘put’ can be translated into Japanese as 置く. 置く is the standard, general-purpose verb for placing an object on a surface.

The Japanese word for the English phrase “dingo” is ディンゴ. The term is used to refer to the wild dog native to Australia.

The English phrase “pinky” is translated into Japanese as 小指. 小指 refers specifically to the smallest finger on the human hand.

The English word talent is translated into Japanese as 才能 (sainō). The term refers to a marked ability or skill.

エイデン is the Japanese way to say the masculine given name Ayden. エイデン is used as a masculine given name.

The Japanese word for mason is 石工 (ishiku). 石工 refers to the profession of masonry.

The Japanese word for ‘gabby’ is ギャビー (Gyabī).