Japanese

In Japanese, “safe trip” is expressed as 良い旅を (yoi tabi o). 良い旅を is a phrase used to wish someone a pleasant and secure journey as they depart.

The English phrase “enjoy your vacation” is expressed in Japanese as 良い休暇を. The phrase is used to wish someone a pleasant time while they are on holiday.

In hiragana, “I am Australian” is わたしは おーすとらりあじんです (watashi wa Ōsutorariajin desu). Japanese speakers also shorten it to おーすとらりあじんです (Ōsutorariajin desu).

The English phrase “cheshire cat” is translated into Japanese as チェシャ猫.

The Japanese phrase for “not fair” is ずるい (zurui). ずるい is used to complain when someone has an unfair advantage or behaves dishonestly to win.

The English phrase “green beans” is translated into Japanese as さやいんげん. さやいんげん refers to long, green, edible pods of a legume used as a vegetable.

専門 (senmon) is the Japanese word for a field of study or a particular area of expertise. Use 専門 to refer to a specialty or a specific area of knowledge.

To say “come in” in Japanese, you use お入りください. お入りください is a polite invitation used to tell someone that they may enter a room or a building.

In Japanese, generosity is expressed as 気前. The term is used to describe the trait of being willing to donate.

‘gang’ in Japanese is ギャング (gyangu). The term refers to a group of criminals who associate together for illegal activities.