Japanese

In Japanese, “how was it?” is expressed as どうでしたか？ The phrase is used to ask for a general impression of an event, a meal, a movie or an experience.

The Japanese word for ‘puddle’ is 水たまり (mizutamari).

The English phrase ‘two please’ can be said in Japanese as 二つお願いします. This phrase is used to request two of an item when ordering or buying something.

The English word “spoiled” (referring to a person’s character) is translated into Japanese as 甘やかされた.

The Japanese phrase for “not very good” is あまりよくない. あまりよくない is used to describe something that is of low quality or unsatisfactory.

In Japanese, “thank you for food” is expressed as ごちそうさまでした.

The English phrase “divine wind” is translated into Japanese as 神風.

The English phrase pink eye is translated into Japanese as 結膜炎. 結膜炎 is used to refer to the inflammation or infection of the outer membrane of the eyeball.

The English phrase ‘one piece’ can be translated into Japanese as ワンピース. In Japanese, ワンピース (wanpīsu) has two primary uses.

The English slang term ‘skill issue’ can be translated into Japanese as PS不足.