Japanese

To say “I was born in September” in Japanese, use 9月に生まれました. This phrase is used to state the month in which you were born.

In Japan, katakana is written カタカナ. Katakana is one of the two Japanese syllabic scripts, used mainly for foreign words, foreign names and sound effects.

In Japanese, “I love you” is 愛してる. The phrase 愛してる is a direct affirmation of romantic feeling.

The Japanese way to say the given name Sarah is サラ.

The English phrase “sike” can be expressed in Japanese as なんちゃって. なんちゃって is used to indicate that you have just been joking, lying or making a false boast.

In Japanese, ‘customs’ is 税関 (zeikan). 税関 refers to the customs checks at a border checkpoint, the physical customs office or the government agency itself.

To sneeze in Japanese is くしゃみをする. The phrase is used to describe the action of expelling air as a reflex.

To say “I like summer” in Japanese, use 夏が好きです. This phrase is used to express a personal preference for the summer season.

In Japanese, “I think so” is そう思います. The phrase そう思います is used to express agreement with an opinion shared by another person or with a previous statement.

In Japanese, the English phrase “pony” is translated as ポニー. The term refers to a small horse.