Japanese

The English phrase “two hundred” is translated into Japanese as 二百. 二百 is used as the cardinal number 200.

ハッピーハロウィン is the Japanese way to say “happy halloween”. This phrase is a loanword written in Katakana.

The English phrase “abracadabra” is translated into Japanese as アブラカダブラ.

The Japanese word for orb is 宝珠 (hōju). 宝珠 refers to a sacred orb.

In Japanese, email is メール. The term refers to a message sent through email.

The English word eighty is translated into Japanese as 八十 (hachijū). 八十 is used to represent the number 80.

The Japanese phrase for “good grief” is やれやれ. やれやれ is used to convey a sense of relief or, more commonly, a weary sigh of exasperation or resignation.

The Japanese phrase for “your dad” is お父さん. お父さん is used to refer to someone else’s father or to address one’s own father with a respectful tone.

To say “I am walking” in Japanese, you use 歩いています. This phrase is used to state that the speaker is currently in the process of walking.

In Japanese, the English name “Rome” is expressed as ローマ. ローマ is the name used for the city of Rome, the capital of Italy.