Japanese

The Japanese word for ‘state’ is 状態. 状態 refers to a condition, a state of being or a specific physiological or mental state.

The English phrase ‘stay up all night’ is expressed in Japanese as 徹夜する.

The English phrase ‘vice chairman’ is translated into Japanese as 副会長. 副会長 is a formal way to refer to a vice chairman as the deputy or second-in-command.

To finish in Japanese is 終わる (owaru). The verb 終わる is used to express that something comes to an end or is completed.

The English phrase “thank you for your letter” is expressed in Japanese as お手紙ありがとうございます.

Popcorn in Japanese is ポップコーン (poppukōn). ポップコーン refers to the snack food made from corn kernels popped by dry heating.

The English phrase “pencil case” can be translated into Japanese as 筆箱. The term refers to an object used to contain stationery.

The English phrase “old lady” is translated into Japanese as おばあさん. おばあさん is a noun used to refer to an elderly woman.

In Japanese, the word for wedding is 結婚式. The most common and natural way to refer to a wedding ceremony in everyday conversation is 結婚式.

The English word “unconditional” is translated into Japanese as 無条件.