How to Say “What Are You Doing Here?” in Japanese
The English phrase “what are you doing here?” is translated into Japanese as ここで何してるの?
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The English phrase “what are you doing here?” is translated into Japanese as ここで何してるの?
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The Japanese word for “sinner” is 罪人. 罪人 is used to describe a person who has sinned.
In Japanese, “thank you for” is expressed as ありがとう. A phrase used to express gratitude to someone for something they have done.
The English word ‘delinquent’ can be translated into Japanese as 不良.
The English phrase “social studies” is translated into Japanese as 社会科.
To say “I am French” in Japanese, you use フランス人です. This phrase is used to state that your nationality is French.
The Japanese word for ‘spirit’ (in the sense of soul) is 精神. 精神 (seishin) refers to the human spirit, psyche or mentality.
In Japanese, “what the hell” can be expressed as 一体なんだ?