Japanese

The phrase “second day of the month” in Japanese is translated as 二日. 二日 is used to refer to the second day of a calendar month.

The English phrase invite can be translated into Japanese as 誘う, 招待する, 招く or 請う.

Multiple sclerosis in Japanese is 多発性硬化症. The term refers to the chronic disease of the brain and spinal cord.

The Japanese phrase for “to have” is 持つ (motsu).

The English phrase “different languages” is translated into Japanese as 異なる言語. The phrase refers to languages that are not the same as each other.

こんにちは is the Japanese phrase for ‘good afternoon’.

The English phrase “cosplay” is translated into Japanese as コスプレ. コスプレ refers to the subculture centered on dressing up as characters.

ohayō is the Japanese way to say “good morning.” If unsure, use おはよう. ohayō is a common way to greet someone in the morning.

The Japanese phrase for “my older sister” is 姉. 姉 is used to refer to your own older sister.

Aizen is the Japanese term for the traditional method of dyeing fabric with indigo plants.