Japanese

At a wedding, say ご結婚おめでとうございます (go-kekkon omedetō gozaimasu). To friends you can say 結婚おめでとう (kekkon omedetō).

In Japanese, “I got a haircut” is said as 髪を切った. This phrase is used to state that one’s hair has been shortened by a barber or stylist.

Greece in Japanese is ギリシャ. The term refers to the country in Southeastern Europe.

The English phrase “sonny” is translated into Japanese as 坊や. 坊や is a familiar way to address a young boy.

ジェイデン is the Japanese transcription of the given name Jayden. ジェイデン is used as a given name for a person.

The Japanese word for saint is 聖人. 聖人 (seijin) refers to a person proclaimed as a saint.

The English phrase “would you like a bag” is translated into Japanese as 袋はご利用ですか.

The Japanese phrase for “train station” is 駅. 駅 refers to any type of railway station, including subway stations.

カレーライス is the Japanese phrase for curry rice. カレーライス refers to the dish consisting of curry sauce served over steamed rice.

The Japanese for hru, the texting short form of how are you, is 元気？ (genki?), a casual way to ask a friend how they are.