Japanese

The English masculine given name Steven is translated into Japanese as スティーブン. スティーブン is used to refer to a person named Steven.

The English phrase ‘terrace’ is translated into Japanese as テラス. テラス refers to a platform that extends outwards from a building.

The Japanese phrase for “go pee” is おしっこに行く. The phrase is used to express the intention or action of leaving one’s current location to urinate.

こんにちは is the Japanese way to say hello respectfully during the day. こんにちは is a typical way to say hello in a formal setting during the day.

The English word “sewing” is 裁縫 in Japanese. 裁縫 refers to the action of sewing, specifically in the sense of tailoring or dressmaking.

The Japanese word for pork is 豚肉. The term refers to the meat of a pig.

エリカ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Erika. エリカ is used as a female given name.

Tutoring in Japanese is 個別指導 (kobetsushidō).

ippai is the Japanese phrase for a full glass or cup of a drink. Depending on the context, ippai can mean ‘one cup’ or ‘full/filled’.

ディロン is the Japanese way to say dillon.