Japanese

The English phrase ‘evil eye’ can be translated into Japanese as 邪視.

In Japanese, “how many” is expressed as 幾つ or 何. 幾つ (ikutsu) is used to ask for a quantity of items when the specific counter is unknown or not specified.

To say “stay cool” in Japanese, use 涼しくしてね.

The English phrase “I need your help” can be translated into Japanese as 手伝ってほしい.

The English phrase ‘memories’ is translated into Japanese as 思い出.

To say “good afternoon, teacher” in Japanese, use 先生、こんにちは. In Japanese, the title 先生 is placed before the greeting rather than after it.

The English word ‘sock’ is translated into Japanese as 靴下. 靴下 refers to a covering for the foot.

To say “I am grateful” in Japanese, use 感謝しています.

To say “I am Canadian” in Japanese, use カナダ人です. This phrase is used to identify your nationality as being from Canada.

kuri is the Japanese word for the edible nut of the chestnut tree. 栗 refers to the chestnut, specifically the edible nut produced by the chestnut tree.