Japanese

The English phrase “do not touch” is translated into Japanese as 触らないで. This phrase is a command used to tell someone not to put their hands on something.

東京へようこそ is the Japanese phrase for “welcome to Tokyo”. 東京へようこそ is a standard, polite way to welcome someone to the city.

The Japanese word for ‘spiral’ is 渦巻, romanized as uzumaki. The term refers to the geometric shape or pattern of a spiral.

The English phrase “good morning miss” is translated into Japanese as おはようございます、先生.

To say “I love hello kitty” in Japanese, you use ハローキティが大好き. This phrase is used to express a strong liking or affection for the character Hello Kitty.

The English phrase “deep voice” is translated into Japanese as 低い声. 低い声 is used to describe a voice that has a low pitch.

In Japanese, the phrase ‘to lose’ is expressed as 負ける. The verb 負ける is intransitive, meaning it describes the state of being defeated.

In Japanese, “less rice” is expressed as ご飯少なめ.

The English word ‘actor’ is translated into Japanese as 俳優. The terms in this category refer to a dramatic performer.

To cook in Japanese is to say 料理する or 作る.