Japanese

The Japanese word for symphony is 交響曲, pronounced kōkyōkyoku. 交響曲 is used to refer to a piece of orchestral music, specifically a symphony.

The English phrase ‘grandparents’ is translated into Japanese as 祖父母. 祖父母 is used to refer to the parents of a person’s father or mother.

The English name Gabriella is written as ガブリエラ in Japanese. ガブリエラ is the Katakana transcription used for the female given name Gabriella.

To say review in Japanese, meaning a critical evaluation of a work, use レビュー (rebyū).

The Japanese phrase for “my home” is 我が家. 我が家 is used to refer to the place where a person lives with their family.

The Japanese phrase for “where is the” is どこですか. どこですか is used to ask for the location of a specific place or object, such as a station, a hotel or a park.

The English word ‘vow’ is translated into Japanese as 誓い (chikai).

The Japanese word for guardian is 保護者. 保護者 is used to refer to a person who is legally responsible for a minor.

The phrase “are you sleepy?” in Japanese is 眠い？ The phrase is used to ask someone if they feel the need to sleep.

To say cute things in Japanese, use かわいいもの (kawaii mono). かわいいもの describes objects or creatures that are sweet and endearing.