How to Say “Oh, I See” in Japanese
In Japanese, “oh, I see” is translated as ああ、なるほど.
The English word ‘electricity’ is translated into Japanese as 電気. 電気 refers to electrical power.
The English word “jealous” can be translated into Japanese as 嫉妬, which is the default form.
The English word “oven” is translated into Japanese as オーブン. オーブン refers to a chamber used for baking or heating.
In Japanese, “you’re stinky” is expressed as くさい. The word くさい is used to tell someone that they smell bad.
In Japanese, “did you miss me?” is said as 寂しかった? This phrase is used after a period of separation to ask someone if they felt lonely in your absence.
The English phrase “enjoy the meal” is translated into Japanese as ごゆっくりどうぞ.
The Japanese word for the English phrase “sultan” is スルタン. スルタン is a noun used to refer to a ruler or sultan.
The English word ‘handkerchief’ is translated into Japanese as ハンカチ.