How to Say “When Are You Free?” in Japanese
The English phrase “when are you free?” is translated into Japanese as いつ空いていますか?
The English phrase “when are you free?” is translated into Japanese as いつ空いていますか?
The English phrase “what are you doing?” is translated into Japanese as 何してるの? This phrase is used to ask someone about their current activity.
The English phrase “the oncoming storm” is translated into Japanese as 迫り来る嵐.
The English phrase ‘interested’ is translated into Japanese as 興味がある. Unlike English, you do not use a preposition like ‘in’ after the phrase.
In Japanese, “do you agree?” is said as 同意しますか? The phrase 同意しますか? is used to ask if someone shares the same opinion or accepts a proposal.
kaisha is the Japanese word for company. The term 会社 refers to a company or a business organization.
The Japanese word 苦無 means kunai. A 苦無 refers to a versatile tool and weapon.
The Japanese word for blanket is 毛布 (mōfu). 毛布 refers to a fabric blanket.