Japanese

In Japanese, table tennis is 卓球. The term refers to the sport of table tennis, a game similar to tennis.

In Japanese, the phrase for “something is mine” is 私のもの. This phrase is used to state that a person owns a particular object.

The English phrase “I like peanuts” is translated into Japanese as ピーナッツが好きです.

The Japanese word for ‘gritty’ is ざらざらした.

In Japanese, “nice to see you” is expressed as お会いできて嬉しいです. This phrase is a polite way to tell someone that you are happy to meet or see them.

To say “happy birthday sister” in Japanese, use 誕生日おめでとう、お姉ちゃん. This phrase is used as a greeting to wish an older sister a happy birthday.

The English phrase “wardrobe” can be translated into Japanese as ワードローブ, 洋服だんす or 洋服箪笥.

In Japanese, “second form” is translated as 第二形. This is a linguistic term used to describe the second version or variation of a word’s form.

To say “I am English” in Japanese, use 私はイギリス人です. You can use different pronouns and endings depending on your gender and the level of politeness required.

The English phrase “see you next week” is translated into Japanese as また来週.