Japanese

The English phrase “do you like it?” is expressed in Japanese as 気に入った？

The English phrase “quiet please” is translated into Japanese as お静かに. お静かに is a polite request used to ask people to stop talking or making noise.

The English phrase “either way” is expressed in Japanese as どちらにしても. どちらにしても is used to mean “either way” or “in either case.”

The phrase “thunderclap and flash” in Japanese is 霹靂一閃 (hekireki issen).

The Japanese word for mayonnaise is マヨネーズ. The word refers to the condiment made from a base of egg yolks and oil.

In Japanese, ‘you’re hot’ can be expressed as 魅力的だね. The phrase 魅力的だね is used to tell someone they are attractive or have a captivating charm.

レジー is the Japanese way to say the proper name Reggie. レジー is used as a proper name to refer to a person named Reggie.

In Japanese, “what did you say?” is expressed as 何て言ったの？ This phrase is used to ask someone to repeat something they have just said.

The English word ‘wrath’ is translated into Japanese as 怒り. 怒り is a general term for anger.

In Japanese, the English phrase “harley” is translated as ハーレー, referring to the brand of motorcycles produced by Harley-Davidson.