Japanese

The English phrase ‘police box’ is translated into Japanese as 交番 (kōban).

The Japanese word for success is 成功. 成功 refers to the achievement of one’s aim or goal. Related concepts include 努力 (effort) and 成果 (results).

In hiragana, “student” is がくせい (gakusei). It is the everyday word, and it is used most for university students and for students in general.

The Japanese phrase for saying sorry formally is 申し訳ありません (mōshiwake arimasen).

The English verb “whisper” is translated into Japanese as ささやく.

ミッキー is the Japanese way to say the name Mickey, which is a diminutive of Michael. ミッキー is used as a diminutive form for the name Michael.

The Japanese phrase for “take a bath” is お風呂に入る.

The English phrase “pause” can be translated into Japanese using several terms depending on the context, with the default form being 休止.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘phone call’ is 電話. 電話 refers to a conversation between two or more people using telephones.

The Japanese word for the unit of time, second, is 秒. 秒 is used specifically to refer to the SI unit of time, one-sixtieth of a minute.