Japanese

To greet in Japanese is 挨拶する. The verb 挨拶する means to meet and give salutations.

The English phrase ‘stand’ is translated into Japanese as 立つ. 立つ is used to describe being in an upright position on one’s feet.

The English phrase “does this have nuts?” is expressed in Japanese as これにナッツは入っていますか？

The English phrase “hello, my name is hana” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、ハナです.

The English word ‘callum’ is translated into Japanese as カラム. This term refers to a vertical structural element or a column used in architecture.

In Japanese, to check out (meaning to examine, inspect or look at closely) can be expressed in several ways.

ブリサ is the Japanese way to write the proper name Brisa. ブリサ is used as a proper name for a person.

The Japanese word for ruler is 定規. A ruler refers to a device used for measuring or drawing.

The Japanese word for creator is クリエイター.

In Japanese, オリキャラ is the term used for “OC” (original character).