Japanese

The English number thirty is expressed in Japanese as 三十. The term is used as a cardinal number to represent the quantity of thirty.

The Japanese word for ‘siblings’ is 兄弟姉妹. 兄弟姉妹 is used to refer to people who share the same parents, encompassing both brothers and sisters.

To appreciate in Japanese is 感謝する (kansha suru). The verb 感謝する is used to express being grateful for something.

The English phrase “half moon” is translated into Japanese as 半月. 半月 refers to the phase of the moon when half of its visible disk is illuminated.

In Japanese, the phrase “eyes of heaven” is expressed as アイズオブヘブン.

The Japanese word for emperor is 皇帝 (kōtei).

The English word “hypocrite” can be translated into Japanese as 偽善者 or 偽君子.

The English phrase “I have an older brother” is translated into Japanese as 兄がいます.

The English phrase “smash” is translated into Japanese as スマッシュ. スマッシュ is used to express the act of smashing or breaking something violently.

The English female given name Haley is written in Japanese as ヘイリー.