Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “happy eating” is いただきます (itadakimasu). いただきます is a phrase said before starting a meal to express gratitude for the food.

To say “go easy on me” in Japanese, you use 手加減してね.

The English phrase “look at this” is translated into Japanese as これ見て.

To say ‘take a seat’ in Japanese, you use お座りください. This phrase is a polite invitation for someone to sit down.

The English phrase ‘honey or darling’ can be translated into Japanese as ハニー.

In Japanese, “it tastes good” is said as 美味しい. The phrase is used to say that food or drink has a pleasant flavor.

In Japanese, ‘shall we?’ is expressed as 行きましょうか. 行きましょうか is a polite suggestion used to ask if the other person is ready to leave or start an activity.

The English phrase ‘since’ can be expressed in Japanese using …以来. In a temporal sense, these forms are used to indicate a starting point in time.

The Japanese phrase for ‘relax’ is リラックスして.

The English phrase “self study” is translated into Japanese as 独学. The term refers to the act of learning a subject on one’s own without a teacher.