Japanese

The Japanese word for “word” can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is 単語.

The English phrase “bring it on” can be translated into Japanese as かかってこい.

The English phrase “I just woke up” is translated into Japanese as 今起きたところです. The phrase is used to state that you have only recently awakened from sleep.

To rise in Japanese is あがる (agaru). The verb is used to describe the act of moving upwards.

The Japanese phrase for ‘to plan’ is 計画する. The verb 計画する is used to describe deciding on a sequence of actions to achieve a specific goal.

The Japanese word for sink is 流し, which is the default form. The term 流し is used to refer to a sink.

The Japanese phrase for “just like” is まるで. まるで is used to describe something by comparing it to something else that it resembles.

Happy birthday in hiragana is おたんじょうびおめでとう (otanjōbi omedetō) among friends and おたんじょうびおめでとうございます (otanjōbi omedetō gozaimasu) in polite speech.

In Japanese, “cut it out” can be expressed as いい加減にして.

The English phrase “likewise” can be translated into Japanese as こちらこそ.