Japanese

To check (verify or compare with information) in Japanese is チェック. The term チェック is used when you want to verify information.

The English verb “jump” is translated into Japanese as 跳ぶ. 跳ぶ refers to the physical act of propelling oneself upward or into the air.

The English phrase “my baby” is translated into Japanese as 私の赤ちゃん. This phrase is used to refer to one’s own infant child.

In Japanese, ‘junior in high school’ is expressed as 高校2年生.

In Japanese, “I am gluten-free” is said as グルテンフリーです. This phrase is used to state that you do not eat foods containing gluten.

The Japanese word for kindergarten is 幼稚園 (yōchien). 幼稚園 refers to an educational institution for young children, typically between the ages of 4 and 6.

The English phrase “hello big brother” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、お兄さん.

The English phrase “auction” is translated into Japanese as オークション. All provided terms refer to a public sales event.

行きます is the Japanese phrase for “I will go”. This phrase is used to express the intention to move from one place to another.

The English phrase “about to” can be expressed in Japanese using … ところ. Both forms are used to indicate imminence.