Japanese

The Japanese word for temple is 寺. The term is used to refer to a place holding a religious presence, specifically a Buddhist temple.

The English name Roy is written as ロイ in Japanese. ロイ is the Japanese transcription of the male given name Roy.

In Japanese, “hello class” is expressed as みなさん、こんにちは. This phrase is used by a teacher to greet all the students in a classroom.

In Japanese, “thank you for the birthday wishes” is said as 誕生日のお祝いメッセージをありがとう.

The English phrase ‘your father’ is expressed in Japanese as お父さん. お父さん is used to refer to the father of the person you are speaking to.

The English phrase ‘snow storm’ is translated into Japanese as 吹雪. 吹雪 refers to a blizzard, a severe snow storm with strong winds and reduced visibility.

The Japanese word for emu is エミュー. The term refers to the bird species Dromaius novaehollandiae.

In Japanese, “my age” is 私の年齢. The phrase refers to the number of years a person has lived.

Goodbye my friend in Japanese is さようなら、友達 (sayounara, tomodachi). This phrase is used to say farewell to a person you consider a friend.

In Japanese, the name “Carl” is transliterated as カール. カール is used as the Japanese transliteration for the name Carl.