Japanese

In Japanese, the phrase for saying you dislike something is 嫌い. 嫌い is used to express a strong emotional dislike for something.

The English phrase “too hot” is translated into Japanese as 暑すぎる.

In Japanese, “may I come in?” is said as 入ってもいいですか？ This phrase is used to politely request permission to enter a room or a building.

The Japanese phrase for “cya” is じゃあね. じゃあね is an informal way to say goodbye to someone you expect to see again.

ひらがな is the Japanese word for hiragana. ひらがな refers to the Japanese syllabary

The English phrase “my friends” can be translated into Japanese as 私の友達. This phrase refers to people with whom one has a friendly relationship.

The English phrase “I eat rice” is expressed in Japanese as ご飯を食べます.

The English phrase “can I make a reservation?” is translated into Japanese as 予約できますか？

The English phrase godspeed can be translated into Japanese as ご武運を.

The English word “tariff” is translated into Japanese as 関税. 関税 is a noun meaning duties imposed.