How to Say “Likes and Dislikes” in Japanese
The English phrase “likes and dislikes” is translated into Japanese as 好き嫌い. 好き嫌い refers to the things a person enjoys or finds unpleasant.
The English phrase “likes and dislikes” is translated into Japanese as 好き嫌い. 好き嫌い refers to the things a person enjoys or finds unpleasant.
The English word “capital” is translated into Japanese as 首都.
In Japanese, the phrase for “thank you for the food” is ごちそうさまでした.
In Japanese, the phrase for “very funny” is とても面白い. The phrase is used to describe something that causes a lot of laughter or is highly amusing.
To say “I love you so much baby” in Japanese, you use 大好きだよベイビー.
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The English phrase “I dare you” is expressed in Japanese as やってみろ. A challenge used to provoke someone to do something they are afraid or hesitant to do.
The Japanese word for ‘frog’ is 蛙 (kaeru). 蛙 refers to a small amphibian with long back legs that typically lives near water.
The Japanese word for taxi is タクシー. The loanword タクシー is the most common way to refer to a taxi.
The English phrase ‘activate’ can be translated into Japanese as 起動する.
The Japanese word for the dodo (Raphus cucullatus) is ドードー. ドードー is a noun used to refer to the extinct flightless bird known as the dodo.