How to Say “Thirteen” in Japanese
Thirteen in Japanese is 十三. 十三 is the cardinal number occurring after twelve and before fourteen.
Thirteen in Japanese is 十三. 十三 is the cardinal number occurring after twelve and before fourteen.
コーラ is the Japanese phrase for “cora,” which refers to a carbonated soft drink, typically Coca-Cola.
The English phrase “crush kita” can be expressed in Japanese as 好きです. This phrase is used to tell someone that you have a romantic attraction to them.
The Japanese word for airport is 空港. The term refers to a place designated for airplanes.
James in Japanese is written as ジェームズ. This is the Japanese transcription of the male given name James.
daki is the Japanese term for a hug or the act of embracing someone. The term refers to the act of hugging or embracing another person.
The English phrase ‘thank you in advance’ is expressed in Japanese as よろしくお願いします.
The English phrase “good night I love you” is translated into Japanese as おやすみ、愛してる.
The phrase “it suits you” is translated into Japanese as 似合ってる. 似合ってる is used to tell someone that a piece of clothing or a style looks good on them.
The phrase after school in Japanese is 放課後. 放課後 refers to the period of time immediately following the end of the school day.