Japanese

In Japanese, ‘architecture’ is said as 建築. The term refers to the art and science of designing buildings and other structures.

The English name Carlos is written in Japanese as カルロス. カルロス is the Japanese written form of the male given name Carlos.

In Japanese, the phrase “I had to” is expressed as そうするしかなかった.

To say “I eat lunch” in Japanese, use 昼ご飯を食べます. This phrase is used to state that one is consuming a midday meal.

The English phrase “what are you up to?” is translated into Japanese as 何してるの？ The phrase 何してるの？ is used to ask someone what they are doing.

コーエン is the Japanese way to say “Cohen”, referring to a descendant of Aaron. The term is used to denote a descendant of Aaron.

The phrase “I have a small pp” is translated into Japanese as ちんこが小さい. This is a slang expression used to state that one’s penis is small in size.

The English phrase ‘bus driver’ is translated into Japanese as バスの運転手. The term refers to a person employed to drive buses.

To say “I was born in Japan” in Japanese, use 日本で生まれました (nihon de umaremashita), a polite sentence for telling someone your place of birth.

The English phrase skincare products is translated into Japanese as スキンケア用品.