Japanese

The English phrase ‘look like’ is translated into Japanese as 似ている. The phrase 似ている is used to express that two things are similar to each other.

The Japanese word for quick is 速い. 速い is an adjective used to describe something moving with speed.

The English phrase “in fact” can be translated into Japanese as 実は or 実際には.

The English phrase “bias” can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 偏見.

The phrase ‘different countries’ in Japanese is expressed as 異国. 異国 refers to foreign countries that are different from one’s own.

The English phrase “guess what” is translated into Japanese as 何だと思う.

The Japanese word for “warning” is 警告.

The English word ‘village’ can be translated into Japanese as 村. A village is a rural habitation of size between a hamlet and a town.

The Japanese word for ‘but’ is でも. When used at the beginning of a sentence, でも functions as a conjunction meaning ‘but’.

To say “happy wednesday” in Japanese, use 良い水曜日を. This phrase is a friendly greeting used to wish someone a pleasant Wednesday.