Japanese

The English phrase “made in ohio” is translated into Japanese as メイド・イン・オハイオ.

In Japanese, takeaway food is referred to as テイクアウト. The term refers to food prepared by a restaurant that is purchased to be eaten elsewhere.

The English phrase ‘gold digger’ can be translated into Japanese as 寄生虫.

The English phrase “where is the food?” is translated into Japanese as 食べ物はどこですか？

In Japanese, the phrase “either” is expressed as どちらか.

In Japanese, “please can I have” is said as ください. The phrase ください is a polite way to request that someone give you something.

In Japanese, ‘call me later’ is expressed as 後で電話して. This phrase is used specifically to request a telephone call at a future time.

The English phrase “all the words” is translated into Japanese as すべての言葉.

To say “when I was in high school” in Japanese, use 高校生の時 (kōkōsei no toki).

The English phrase “the letter e” is translated into Japanese as eの文字.