Japanese

Sunday in Japanese is 日曜日. The term is used to refer to the day of the week, Sunday.

In Japanese, ポップ is the translation for pop.

The English word “chunky” can be translated into Japanese as チャンキー. チャンキー is used as a euphemism for being fat.

In Japanese, the English phrase “simple” can be translated as 簡単な. The term for “simple” is 簡単 (kantan).

The English phrase “hello mum” is translated into Japanese as こんにちはお母さん. This phrase is a greeting used when speaking to one’s mother.

The English phrase “pros and cons” is translated into Japanese as 賛否両論.

The Japanese word for “misty” is 霧深い (kiribukai). 霧深い is used to describe something that is foggy or filled with mist.

The English phrase ‘mashed potatoes’ is translated into Japanese as マッシュポテト. マッシュポテト is used to refer to the dish of mashed potatoes.

In Japanese, “I will not” is expressed as しない. This phrase is used to express a refusal or a decision not to perform a certain action.

To say “go take a shower” in Japanese, use シャワーを浴びてきて. This phrase is a request or command for someone to wash themselves in the shower and then return.