Japanese

In Japanese, the English word ‘level’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, such as レベル, 水準, 程度 or 程.

The Japanese word for “straw” is ストロー. This term refers to a thin tube used for sucking liquid out of a glass or bottle.

The Japanese phrase for ‘listening to music’ is 音楽を聴くこと. The phrase describes the act of paying attention to music for enjoyment.

The English phrase “nah” is expressed in Japanese as いや. いや is used in casual conversations to decline, reject or express disagreement.

The English phrase “japanese student” is translated into Japanese as 日本人学生. This phrase refers to a student who is a citizen of Japan.

The English phrase ‘tea ceremony’ is translated into Japanese as 茶道.

The English word “pimple” is translated into Japanese as ニキビ. ニキビ refers to an inflamed spot on the surface of the skin.

The English phrase “meteors” is translated into Japanese as 流星. The term 流星 refers to a meteor, specifically the streak of light seen in the sky.

To say “I miss him” in Japanese, use 彼が恋しい. The phrase is used to express a feeling of sadness or longing because someone is not present.

To iron in Japanese is アイロンをかける (airon o kakeru).