Japanese

The English phrase “aww man” can be expressed in Japanese as ああ、もう.

The Japanese phrase for “you really like something” is 大好物 (daikoubutsu). 大好物 is used to describe a favorite food or drink that someone enjoys very much.

In Japanese, “I forgive you” is expressed as 許します. This phrase is used to tell someone that you no longer feel angry toward them for a mistake or wrong.

To say someone is sick in Japanese, use 病気です. 病気です means is sick or is ill. Put the person before it to say who is sick.

The phrase “try to” in Japanese is expressed as してみる. This phrase is used when you do something for the first time to see what the result will be.

In hiragana, “daijoubu” is だいじょうぶ (daijōbu). It means “okay” or “all right”, and the polite form is だいじょうぶです (daijōbu desu). The kanji are 大丈夫.

The English phrase “black tea” is translated into Japanese as 紅茶. 紅茶 refers to tea leaves that have been fermented.

The English word “seer” is translated into Japanese as 預言者.

これは日本語でどう言いますか is how to say “how to say this in japanese” in Japanese.

In hiragana, “post office” is ゆうびんきょく (yūbinkyoku). To send a letter say てがみを だす (tegami o dasu).