Japanese

The English phrase “calm water” is 穏やかな水 in Japanese. 穏やかな水 is used to describe water that is still and lacks strong currents or waves.

To say “look at me” in Japanese, you use 私を見て. This phrase is used as a request or a command to have someone direct their eyes toward the speaker.

The English word “disappointed” is translated into Japanese as がっかりした.

To say “I got sick” in Japanese, use 体調を崩した.

The English phrase ‘last year’ is translated into Japanese as 去年 (kyonen) or 昨年 (sakunen).

In Japanese, the phrase for “was” is だった. This phrase is used to describe a previous state or identity. It functions as the past tense of the verb “to be.”

The English word ‘anywhere’ is translated into Japanese as どこでも.

The Japanese word for “candle” is ろうそく. ろうそく refers to a candle used as a light source.

The English phrase ‘rainy season’ can be translated into Japanese as 梅雨 or 雨季.

The Japanese verb for “pull” can be expressed as 引く or 引っ張る. The term refers to applying force to something so that it comes toward oneself.