Japanese

new beginning in Japanese is 新たな始まり (aratana hajimari). This phrase describes a fresh start in life or a new phase of an activity.

The English phrase ‘something is similar’ is translated to Japanese as 似ている.

The Japanese word for “until” is まで. まで is used as a conjunction or preposition meaning “before” or “up to the time of”.

In kanji, “hello” can be written 今日は (konnichiwa). The normal spelling is hiragana こんにちは (konnichiwa), so kanji is rare.

The English phrase ‘unfair’ can be translated into Japanese as 不公平 or ずるい.

The English phrase ‘mi amor’ can be expressed in Japanese as マイアモール.

The Japanese word for millet is 粟. 粟 refers to any of a group of various types of grass or its grains that are used as food.

In hiragana, “weekend” is しゅうまつ (shūmatsu). It literally means the end of the week. Ask about plans with しゅうまつはなにをしますか (shūmatsu wa nani o shimasu ka).

The English name Corbin is written in Japanese as コービン.

In Japanese, Sun Wukong is written as 孫悟空. 孫悟空 is the name of the Monkey King, a legendary figure from the Chinese novel Journey to the West.