Japanese

The English word ‘rest’ can be translated into Japanese using 休み. The term ‘rest’ can refer to a relief from exertion or a state of quiet and recreation.

To say head, shoulders, knees and toes in Japanese, say あたま かた ひざ つまさき (atama kata hiza tsumasaki).

In Japanese, “please write back” is expressed as 返信してください. 返信してください is used to make a polite request for someone to send a reply to a message or a letter.

In Japanese, “need to do something” is expressed as 何かをする必要がある.

In Japanese, ‘trucking’ can be translated as トラック輸送. トラック輸送 is typically used to describe the physical act or the method of transporting goods via trucks.

In Japanese, “your husband” is referred to as ご主人. ご主人 is a polite way to refer to the husband of the person you are speaking to.

The English phrase “compliments to the chef” is expressed in Japanese as ごちそうさまでした (gochisōsama deshita).

Saiki is a Japanese family name. Saiki (written as 佐伯) is used as a surname in Japan.

The Japanese phrase for thank you in a polite way is ありがとうございます.

The Japanese phrase for “thank you formally” is ありがとうございます. ありがとうございます is a common way to say thank you formally.