How to Say “Power Outage” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “power outage” is 停電. 停電 refers to a period of time when the electricity supply to an area or building is stopped.
The Japanese phrase for “power outage” is 停電. 停電 refers to a period of time when the electricity supply to an area or building is stopped.
The English phrase “thousands” is translated into Japanese as 何千.
The English phrase “the” can be translated into Japanese as その.
To practice a religion in Japanese is 宗教を信仰する (shūkyō o shinkō suru).
In Japanese, “can you take a picture?” is expressed as 写真を撮ってもらえますか?
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The word for the ethnic group Gaelic/Gael in Japanese is ガエル. ガエル is used as a noun to refer to the Gaelic ethnic group.
The English phrase “wind chime” is translated into Japanese as 風鈴. 風鈴 refers to decorative tubular bells.
The English verb ‘to change’ (to become something different) is translated into Japanese as 変わる.