Japanese

The Japanese word for afraid is 怖い (kowai). 怖い is an adjective used to express being impressed with fear, apprehension or the feeling of being afraid.

The English phrase monster truck is translated into Japanese as モンスタートラック. The term refers to a truck designed to perform in monster truck shows.

In Japanese, the word for skeleton can be expressed as 骸骨 or 骨格. While both words relate to skeletons, they are used in different contexts.

The English phrase “what is your recommendation?” is translated into Japanese as おすすめは何ですか？

The Japanese word for peas is えんどう豆 (endōmame). えんどう豆 refers to small, round green seeds eaten as a vegetable.

The English phrase “watch me” is translated into Japanese as 見てて in its default form.

The English phrase “here kitty kitty” is translated into Japanese as おいで. おいで is used to call a cat to come closer to the speaker.

The phrase “I want to eat sushi” in Japanese is 寿司を食べたい. This phrase is used to express a personal desire to consume sushi.

The phrase “your mom” in Japanese is translated as お母さん. お母さん can function as a general-purpose insult in certain contexts.

The Japanese word for cedar is 杉. 杉 refers to a coniferous tree in the family Cupressaceae.