Japanese

In Japanese, the phrase to say someone likes something is 好き. The word 好き means to like or be fond of something.

To call (to contact by telephone) in Japanese is 電話する. The primary way to say you will call someone is 電話する.

In Japanese, “something came up” is expressed as 用事ができた.

To say “I have a fever” in Japanese, you use 熱がある.

The English word ‘bus’ is translated to Japanese as バス. The term refers to the vehicle used for public transportation.

The English phrase “wind master” is translated into Japanese as 風の達人.

The English word ‘stern’ is translated into Japanese as 厳しい (kibishii) when used as an adjective.

The English phrase “warm weather” is translated into Japanese as 暖かい気候.

The English phrase “you’re my daddy” is translated into Japanese as あなたは私のパパ. The phrase あなたは私のパパ is a statement a child uses to identify their father.

In Japanese, the phrase for history major is 歴史専攻. 歴史専攻 is used to describe a student specializing in the study of history at a college or university.