Japanese

漢字 (kanji) is the Japanese term for the logographic characters adopted from Chinese used in the Japanese writing system.

The English phrase ‘characteristics’ is translated into Japanese as 特徴.

The English phrase “hello aunt” is translated into Japanese as おばさん、こんにちは.

The English word “totally” can be translated to Japanese as 完全に. The primary way to say “completely” or “in a total manner” is using 完全に.

The Japanese word for the spine or binding of a book is 結合.

The English name Edith is written in Japanese as イーディス. This is a female given name.

To say “become a demon” in Japanese, you use 鬼になる.

To say my dog’s name is in Japanese, use 私の犬の名前は (watashi no inu no namae wa), followed by the name.

The Japanese phrase for “to add” is 追加する (tsuika suru).

To ask “where in Japan are you from”, say 日本のどこの出身ですか (Nihon no doko no shusshin desu ka). It is polite and neutral.