Japanese

The Japanese phrase for birthday date is 生年月日 (seinengappi). 生年月日 is used to refer to the specific calendar date on which a person was born.

The English name Rosie is written in Japanese as ロージー. ロージー is an informal phonetic rendering of the name Rosie using the Katakana script.

The English phrase “black guy” is translated into Japanese as 黒人男性. The phrase is used to refer to a man with black skin or of African descent.

The English phrase “good evening, sir” is translated into Japanese as こんばんは、お客様.

The English phrase absorption is translated into Japanese as 吸収 (kyūshū). The term refers to the act or process of absorbing or sucking in anything.

The English phrase “makes sense” is expressed in Japanese as なるほど.

The English phrase ‘pirates’ is translated into Japanese as 海賊. 海賊 refers to people who attack and rob ships at sea.

The English word “dreamy” can be translated into Japanese as 夢見心地な.

The English word ‘landing’ is translated into Japanese as 着陸.

In Japanese, “yes, thank you” is said as はい、ありがとうございます.