Japanese

The English phrase “please come in” is translated into Japanese as お入りください.

The English phrase “let’s go” is translated into Japanese as 行こう. This phrase is used as an expression of encouragement, cheer.

In Japanese, “how is it?” is expressed as どうですか？ This phrase is used to ask for an opinion or impression of something.

The English phrase ‘serenity’ can be translated into Japanese as 平静. 平静 refers to a lack of agitation.

Six in Japanese is 六 (roku). The term for six can appear in several forms depending on the context.

The English word “infinite” can be translated into Japanese as 果てしない or 無限の. Both terms describe something that is boundless or endless.

The English phrase “so silly” is translated into Japanese as ばかばかしい. You can also use the informal expression バカみたい to mean something is “like a fool.”

enoki is the Japanese word for the edible white mushroom with long, thin stems.

In Japanese, duty is expressed as 義務. Duty in Japanese refers to that which one is morally or legally obligated to do.

The English phrase “bow and arrow” is translated into Japanese as 弓矢.