Japanese

The Japanese verb for ‘to teach’ is 教える (oshieru). 教える means to pass on knowledge or to teach a subject.

エホバ is the Japanese transliteration for the English name Jehovah. エホバ is used as a transliteration of the Masoretic vocalization of the Tetragrammaton.

The English phrase “hi baby” is translated into Japanese as やあ、ベイビー.

mondai nai is the Japanese phrase for “no problem.” If unsure, use 問題ない.

The English phrase “twins” is translated into Japanese as 双子. The word 双子 refers to twins.

The English phrase “what about” can be expressed in Japanese using …どうですか.

The English verb ‘prevent’ is translated into Japanese as 防ぐ (fusegu).

The Japanese way to say the female given name “Stacy” is ステイシー.

The English phrase hurricane is translated into Japanese as ハリケーン. Both ハリケーン and 暴風 refer to intense weather phenomena involving powerful winds.

The English word “grandma” is translated into Japanese as おばあちゃん. おばあちゃん is an endearing and informal term for grandmother.