Japanese

The Japanese phrase watashi means ‘I’ or ‘me’. watashi is used to mean ‘I’ or ‘me’ in English.

To send money in Japanese is expressed as 送金する. The phrase is used to describe the act of transferring funds from one account or person to another.

In Japanese, the English phrase “side” can be translated as 辺 (hen) or 境界線 (kyōkaisen).

Juice in hiragana is じゅーす (jūsu), a loanword that is normally written in katakana. Add a fruit before it, as in おれんじじゅーす (orenji jūsu), orange juice.

The Japanese phrase for “little bear” is 小熊. 小熊 is used to refer to a young bear or a bear of a small species.

The English phrase “my darling” is translated into Japanese as あなた.

The Japanese word for helmet is ヘルメット. In Japanese, you can refer to a helmet using a modern loanword or a traditional term depending on the context.

National health insurance in Japanese is 国民健康保険.

The English phrase “hello master” is expressed in Japanese as こんにちは、ご主人様.

The English phrase ‘please sit down’ is expressed in Japanese as 座ってください. The various forms of this phrase range from polite requests to blunt commands.