Japanese

The English phrase “I will defeat you” is translated into Japanese as お前を倒す.

The Japanese word for entry is 入り口. 入り口 is used to describe a physical point or opening where one can enter a building or a room.

The phrase “when your birthday is” in Japanese is 誕生日はいつ. This phrase is used to ask someone for the date of their birth.

The English phrase “jasmine flower” is translated into Japanese as ジャスミンの花. This phrase refers specifically to the blossom of a jasmine plant.

The English phrase ‘have you ever’ is expressed in Japanese as したことがありますか.

The Japanese word for luggage is 荷物 (nimotsu). 荷物 refers to traveller’s containers.

The Japanese phrase for “his name is” is 彼の名前は. This phrase is used to introduce the name of a male person.

In Japanese, “you failed” is said as 失敗した. 失敗した is a phrase used to state that someone was unsuccessful in achieving a goal or completing a task.

The English phrase school class is expressed in Japanese as クラス. クラス refers to a specific group of students taught together.

In Japanese, “welcome to school” is expressed as 入学おめでとう (nyūgaku omedetō) when congratulating a student on starting a new level of education.