Japanese

The Japanese word for “window” is 窓. The term 窓 refers specifically to a physical window in a building used for light and air.

The English phrase magma is translated into Japanese as マグマ or 岩漿.

The Japanese phrase for ‘computer engineer’ is コンピューターエンジニア. This term is used to describe someone who specializes in computer engineering.

The name of the city in Chile, Santiago, is written as サンティアゴ in Japanese. サンティアゴ is used to refer to the city in Chile.

The English given name Jamie is translated into Japanese as ジェイミー.

The English word “soybean” is translated into Japanese as 大豆. The term refers specifically to the soybean seed.

The phrase “I will become hokage” in Japanese is 火影になる.

In kanji, “light” as brightness is 光 (hikari). A lamp or light you switch on is 明かり (akari), and “light” as in not heavy is 軽い (karui).

In hiragana, “museum” is はくぶつかん (hakubutsukan). An art museum is びじゅつかん (bijutsukan). You visit one with に いく (ni iku): はくぶつかんに いく (hakubutsukan ni iku).

In Japanese, “hello and hi” is expressed as こんにちはとやあ. This phrase combines two different ways to acknowledge someone or start a conversation.