Japanese

ペレス is the Japanese way to say the surname Perez. ペレス is the katakana transcription of the surname Perez.

The English word “hat” is 帽子 in Japanese. 帽子 refers to a head covering.

To say ultimate in Japanese, meaning greatest or final, use 究極 (kyūkyoku). Before a noun it becomes 究極の, as in an ultimate goal.

The English phrase “oh my oh my” can be translated into Japanese as あらあら.

The English phrase “mini” is translated into Japanese as ミニ. The most common way to say “mini” in Japanese is the borrowed English word ミニ.

In Japanese, “do you have something” is expressed as 何かありますか？

The English word “cloud” is translated into Japanese as 雲. 雲 is used to refer to a visible mass of water droplets suspended in the air.

The Japanese word for stove is コンロ. コンロ refers specifically to the heating element or burner used for cooking.

The English phrase “hey bestie” is translated into Japanese as ねえ親友. ねえ親友 is an informal greeting used to address a very close friend.

The English phrase ‘police station’ in Japanese is 警察署 (keisatsusho). 警察署 is the standard and most widely used term for a police station in Japan.