Japanese

Kenji is a Japanese phrase, most commonly written as 健二.

In Japanese, おしっこしたい is the phrase used to say “I need to pee”. This phrase is used to express the physical urge to urinate.

The Japanese phrase for “good dog” is いい子. The phrase is used to praise a dog for behaving well.

Saturday in Japanese is 土曜日, romanized as doyōbi. The word refers to the day of the week Saturday.

The English phrase “hi, my name is michael” is expressed in Japanese as こんにちは、私の名前はマイケルです.

kamari is the Japanese way to write the proper name Kamari. カマリ is used as a proper name for a person.

The phrase “how much is that?” in Japanese is expressed as それはいくらですか？ This phrase is used to ask for the price of a specific item.

In Japanese, 君 (kun) is an honorific suffix used after the name of a male peer or someone of lower status.

The Japanese phrase for “written by” is 著. The kanji character 著 is used to identify the person who wrote a book or a literary work.

The English name Zeus is translated into Japanese as ゼウス. ゼウス is the name used for the supreme ruler of all Greek gods.