Japanese

To cope in Japanese is expressed as 対処する. The verb is used to describe dealing effectively with something.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘golden retriever’ is ゴールデンレトリバー. The phrase refers to the breed of dog known for its golden coat and friendly temperament.

The Japanese word for lanyard is ランヤード. ランヤード refers to a cord worn around the neck, shoulder or wrist that is attached to a small object to be carried.

The Japanese word for creamy is クリーミー. The adjective クリーミー is used to describe food or drink that has the taste or texture of cream.

In Japanese, ‘take care’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, but the default form is お大事に (o-daiji ni).

The English word “birch” is translated into Japanese as 樺の木.

オリバー is the Japanese way to say the male given name Oliver.

The English phrase ‘hate it’ is translated into Japanese as 大嫌い.

To marry in Japanese is to say 結婚する (kekkon suru). The verb 結婚する is used to express the act of being joined in marriage.

The English phrase “second year student” is translated into Japanese as 2年生.