Japanese

To say “please stand up” in Japanese, use 立ってください.

The English word ‘step’ can be translated into Japanese as ステップ. ステップ refers to a distinct part of a process, a stage or a phase.

The English phrase “comic book” can be translated into Japanese as 漫画本. The term refers to a comic book or magazine.

To say “I would like to” in Japanese, attach the ending 〜たいです (~tai desu) to a verb, which politely expresses that you want to do something.

“Grade” has a few Japanese words in hiragana.

In hiragana, “gyoza” is ぎょうざ (gyōza). The kanji spelling is 餃子, and the katakana spelling ギョーザ (gyōza) is also seen on menus.

To play a song in Japanese is to say 曲をかける (kyoku o kakeru).

The English phrase “phantom thief” is translated into Japanese as 怪盗.

The English word ‘again’ is translated into Japanese as また.

In Japanese, the phrase “other than” can be expressed as 他は. Both 他は and 別は are used to mean “except” or “besides”.