Japanese

The Japanese word for animals is どうぶつ (dōbutsu). Japanese does not mark plurals, so the same word means both “animal” and “animals”.

私のプロフィールへようこそ is the Japanese phrase for “welcome to my profile”.

The English phrase ‘cherry flower’ is translated into Japanese as 桜.

The Japanese phrase for ‘salute’ is 敬礼. 敬礼 is used to describe a formal salute, primarily in military or formal ceremonial contexts.

In Japanese, “I am single” is expressed as 独身です. This phrase is used to state that a person is not married or in a committed relationship.

The Japanese phrase for “big man” is 大男. 大男 is used to describe a man who is very large in size or height.

In Japanese, “I go to school by bus” is said as バスで学校に行きます.

The English phrase “relatives” is translated into Japanese as 親戚. 親戚 is used to refer to people who are connected to you by blood or marriage.

The English phrase ‘almost’ can be expressed in Japanese using ほぼ. ほぼ is an adverb meaning ‘almost’ or ‘nearly’.

The English phrase ‘riot’ can be translated into Japanese as 暴動.