How to Say “I Am Sorry for Your Loss” in Japanese
“I am sorry for your loss” in Japanese is expressed as お悔やみ申し上げます.
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“I am sorry for your loss” in Japanese is expressed as お悔やみ申し上げます.
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In Japanese, misfortune is said as 不運. 不運 refers to an instance of bad luck or an undesirable event, such as an accident.
The English word “amulet” can be translated into Japanese as 護符 (gofu) or アミュレット (amyuretto).
The English phrase ‘lucky charm’ can be translated into Japanese as 縁起物, 御呪い or 呪符.
In Japanese, “my age is” is expressed as 私の年齢は. The phrase 私の年齢は is used to introduce the number of years a person has lived.
進撃の巨人 is the Japanese phrase for “attack on titan”, which is the title of a Japanese manga and anime series.
In Japanese, the English phrase ‘pen pal’ can be expressed as ペンパル. The term refers to a friend with whom one communicates using letters.
The English word ‘bison’ is translated into Japanese as 野牛. The term refers to the American bison (*Bison bison*).
The English word ’empress’ can be translated into Japanese as 女帝 or 女皇. These terms refer to a female monarch of an empire.