Japanese

The English word “barbarian” is translated into Japanese as 野蛮人.

The Japanese phrase for “per” is あたり. あたり is used after a noun to indicate a rate or a distribution per unit.

In hiragana, “lion” is らいおん (raion). An older word, しし (shishi), is used for the lion in traditional art and festivals.

The Japanese phrase for “hello welcome to japan” is こんにちは、日本へようこそ. This phrase is used to greet and welcome someone who has just arrived in Japan.

The phrase ‘i am twenty years old’ in Japanese is expressed as 二十歳です. This phrase is used to state that you are currently twenty years old.

The English phrase ‘spider crab’ is translated into Japanese as タカアシガニ. タカアシガニ refers to the spider crab.

こんにちは東京 is the Japanese phrase for hello tokyo. The phrase is used to greet the city of Tokyo.

The English phrase “walmart” is translated into Japanese as ウォルマート.

The English word ‘dust’ is translated into Japanese as ほこり. ほこり refers to fine, dry particles. It is frequently written using the kanji 埃.

Marisol is a female given name in Japanese. マリソル is the Japanese transcription of the female name Marisol.