Japanese

The Japanese word for ‘upper’ is 上の. 上の is an adjective used to describe something that is at a higher level, rank or position.

In Japanese, the English phrase “have a nice meal” is often associated with いただきます.

The English phrase “hi, my name is lily” is translated into Japanese as 初めまして、リリーです.

Bird is とり (tori) in Japanese, written with two hiragana letters. The kanji is 鳥. とり (tori) is the general word for birds.

The Japanese phrase for ‘including’ is を含めて. Used to show that a person or thing is part of a larger group being mentioned.

In Japanese, the phrase ‘spiders’ is translated as クモ.

In Japanese, “please go out with me” is said as 付き合ってください.

To introduce in Japanese is 紹介する (shōkai suru). The standard way to express the act of introducing is using 紹介する.

The Japanese phrase for “my birthday is on” is 私の誕生日は. This phrase is used to introduce the specific date on which a person was born.

Thank you in Japanese is expressed through several forms, with ありがとう being the default form.