Japanese

The English word “cooked” is translated into Japanese as 調理済み. 調理済み is used to describe food that has been prepared by cooking.

The English word “shingle” is translated into Japanese as 屋根板.

The English phrase “hehe” can be expressed in Japanese using わはは. These terms are onomatopoeic expressions used to represent the sound of a giggle.

The English phrase “I am a striker” is translated into Japanese as 私はストライカーです.

In Japanese, “thank you chef” is expressed as ごちそうさまでした.

The Japanese word for honey is ハチミツ. ハチミツ refers to the sweet substance produced by bees.

The Japanese phrase for “I love you so much” is 大好き. 大好き is used to express strong affection or a deep liking for someone or something.

In Japanese, “I’m fine” is translated as 元気です. This phrase is the standard response to the common greeting 元気ですか (How are you? / Are you well?).

抹茶ラテ is the Japanese phrase for matcha latte. This phrase refers to a beverage made from finely ground green tea powder and steamed milk.

In Japanese, “how long” is expressed as どの位. These phrases are used to ask about the duration of time, or how long something has been occurring.