Japanese

The English phrase “does it hurt?” is translated into Japanese as 痛いですか. This phrase is used to ask if someone is experiencing physical pain.

The English phrase “to be honest” is translated into Japanese as 正直.

In Japanese, breakfast can be said as 朝食. The term for breakfast refers to the first meal of the day.

The English phrase “I am finished” is expressed in Japanese as 終わりました. 終わりました is used to state that a task or activity has been completed.

In Japanese, the phrase ‘cross’ can be expressed as 十字架 (jūjika).

To cook in Japanese is 料理する (ryōri suru). The phrase means to prepare food by combining ingredients and applying heat.

In Japanese, “your mama” is translated as お前の母ちゃん. This is a slang term used in insults or jokes to mock someone by referring to their mother.

The Japanese word for kidney is 腎臓. 腎臓 is used to refer to the organ in the body.

The Japanese word takai can mean high or expensive. 高い is a polysemous word, meaning it has multiple uses.

The English phrase ‘my heart hurts’ is translated into Japanese as 胸が痛い. 胸が痛い is used to describe both emotional heartache and physical pain in the chest.