Japanese

The phrase “ready, go!” in Japanese is translated as 用意、ドン！ 用意、ドン！ is a phrase used to signal the start of a race or a competition.

The English phrase ‘kinda’ is expressed in Japanese using ちょっと.

Breakfast cereal in hiragana is しりある (shiriaru).

The Japanese phrase for “every night” is 毎晩. 毎晩 is used to describe an action or state that occurs each night.

The Japanese word for prize is 賞, known as shō. 賞 generally means award or prize.

In Japanese, ‘my girlfriend’ is expressed as 彼女. The term 彼女 is a common way to refer to a female partner in a romantic relationship.

The English phrase “bonito flakes” is translated into Japanese as 鰹節 (katsuobushi).

In Japanese, “other” is expressed as 他. The word 他 can function as a noun or a prefix in compound words.

The English word “cosy” is translated into Japanese as 居心地の良い.

The Japanese word for guest is 客人. The form 客 is a versatile word that can mean either a social guest or a customer in a business context.