Japanese

The English phrase ‘crescent moon’ is translated into Japanese as 三日月. The term refers to the moon as it appears in its first or last quarter.

The English phrase “grim reaper” is translated into Japanese as 死神. 死神 is used as the name for the personification of Death.

The English phrase mathematics is translated into Japanese as 数学. 数学 is the standard and widely recognized term for mathematics in Japan.

The English name Keisha can be translated into Japanese as 芸者 or キーシャ.

In Japanese, the phrase for “oh hi” is あ、こんにちは. あ、こんにちは is a casual greeting used when you unexpectedly encounter someone.

The Japanese phrase for “tell me” is 教えて. 教えて is used as a request for someone to provide information or to explain how to do something.

ナタリー is the Japanese way to say the female given name Natalie. ナタリー is used as a female given name.

The Japanese word for echo is 反響, こだま or エコー.

To master in Japanese is マスターする. マスターする is a common way to say one has mastered a skill, a technique or a language.

To a friend, the natural way to say bye is じゃあね (jā ne). またね (mata ne) means “see you later” and バイバイ (baibai) is the friendly “bye-bye”.