Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “how do you feel?” is 気分はどう？ This phrase is used to ask someone about their current emotional state or their physical well-being.

The English phrase “pay attention” can be translated into Japanese as 気を付けて.

To take a picture in Japanese is 写真を撮る (shashin o toru). This phrase is used to describe the act of capturing an image with a camera.

Altruism in Japanese is 利他主義 (ritashugi). The term refers to a policy that benefits others’ interests.

The English word ‘best’ is translated into Japanese as 最高. 最高 is used as the superlative of the adjective ‘good’ to mean ‘the best’.

The English phrase “do you have any questions?” is translated into Japanese as 質問はありますか？

The English phrase “I envy you” is translated into Japanese as 羨ましいな.

The English phrase “chores” is translated into Japanese as 家事 (kaji). 家事 refers to routine tasks done to keep a home running and clean.

In Japanese, “mama and papa” is said as ママとパパ. This phrase is used to refer to one’s mother and father.

In Japanese, “much better” is expressed as ずっといい.