Japanese

In Japanese, “I am angry” is expressed as 怒っています. The phrase is used to state that a person is currently feeling strong displeasure or annoyance.

In Japanese, “that is correct” is expressed as その通りです.

In Japanese, “I had fun” is expressed as 楽しかったです. The phrase is used to communicate that a past experience or activity was enjoyable.

In Japanese, “last one” can be expressed in several ways depending on the situation, with the default form being 最後の一つ.

To say “I want to open a bank account” in Japanese, use 銀行口座を開設したいです. This phrase is a request used when you wish to establish a new account at a bank.

The English phrase “I work” is translated into Japanese as 働いています. 働いています is a statement used to say that a person has a job or is currently employed.

The English phrase “clear” (free of ambiguity or doubt) is translated into Japanese as 明確な.

The Japanese word for “sore” is 痛い. 痛い is used to describe a wide range of physical sensations, including sharp pain, dull aches and soreness.

The English phrase “curly” is translated into Japanese as 天然パーマ.

The English word lively translates to Japanese as 賑やか (nigiyaka).