Japanese

The English phrase “please and thank you” translates to Japanese as どうぞ、そしてありがとう.

The Japanese word for parakeet is インコ. インコ is used to refer to various species of small parrots.

In Japanese, steamed rice is called ご飯. ご飯 refers to rice that has been cooked by steaming or boiling.

In Japanese, the word for caulk is コーキング. The term コーキング is a loanword derived from the English word ‘caulking’.

In Japanese, “I hate it” is expressed as それ嫌い. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a specific thing.

The English phrase “mirrors” is translated into Japanese as 鏡.

The English phrase “three days” is translated into Japanese as 三日. 三日 is used to refer to a period of time lasting seventy-two hours.

The English word ‘invisible’ can be translated into Japanese in several ways, most commonly as 目に見えない.

The English phrase “one of” is expressed in Japanese as の一つ. の一つ is used to refer to a single person or thing from a larger group.

Older brother in hiragana is おにいさん (onīsan) when you talk to him or about someone else’s brother.