Japanese

In Japanese, the English phrase “creation” can be translated as 創作 (sōsaku) or 創造 (sōzō).

The Japanese phrase for “no ice” is 氷なし. Use this phrase to request that a drink be served without any ice cubes.

In Japanese, keiko refers to the practice or training of a traditional art.

The English phrase “are you dumb?” is translated into Japanese as バカなの？

To say “good night sweet dreams” in Japanese, you use おやすみなさい、良い夢を.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘go to japan’ is 日本に行く. This phrase is used to describe the act of traveling to the country of Japan.

In Japanese, “thank for the food” is expressed as ごちそうさまでした. ごちそうさまでした is used to express appreciation for a meal or when leaving a restaurant.

The English phrase horizon is translated into Japanese as 地平線. This noun refers to the line that appears to separate the Earth from the sky.

In Japanese, “the moon is beautiful” is expressed as 月が綺麗ですね. It is most famously used as a poetic and indirect way to say “I love you”.

The English phrase “I write” is translated to Japanese as 書きます. The phrase is used by a speaker to state that they perform the action of writing.