Japanese

The phrase for “life and death” in Japanese is 死生. 死生 refers to the concept of existence involving both living and dying.

In Japanese, ‘sorry for something’ is expressed as すみません. すみません is a versatile expression used to mean both ‘I’m sorry’ and ‘excuse me’.

In Japanese, the English word ‘thought’ can be translated in several ways depending on the context, with 考え being the default form.

In Japanese, “it feels good” is expressed as 気持ちいい. This phrase is used to describe a pleasant physical sensation or a feeling of comfort.

The English phrase “welcome to our school” is translated into Japanese as 私たちの学校へようこそ.

The English phrase “cozy” can be translated into Japanese as 居心地のいい.

The English phrase “my parents” is translated into Japanese as 両親. 両親 is used to refer to the father and mother of the speaker.

The Japanese word for lion is ライオン. The term refers to the big cat Panthera leo.

The Japanese phrase for “made by” is 作. 作 is used to indicate the person who created a piece of art or a literary work.

The Japanese word for warrior is 戦士. The term refers to a person actively engaged in battle, conflict or warfare.