Japanese

In Japanese, “good evening” is said as 今晩は. 今晩は is the standard way to say good evening.

The English phrase “pookie” can be translated into Japanese as ダーリン. ダーリン is used as a cute nickname to address a romantic partner or a loved one.

To procrastinate in Japanese is to say 先延ばしにする.

The Japanese word for ‘down’ is 下. 下 (shita) refers to the direction from a high to a low position.

The Japanese verb for “kick” is 蹴る. The verb refers to striking or raising something with the foot or leg.

The English phrase “that was delicious” can be expressed in Japanese as ごちそうさまでした.

The English phrase childhood is translated into Japanese as 子供時代. The term refers to the time when one is a child.

The English phrase “cartoon” can be translated into Japanese as 戯画 or 漫画.

The English phrase “what is your age?” is translated into Japanese as 何歳ですか？ This phrase is used to ask someone how many years old they are.

In Japanese, “very hot” is expressed as とても暑い. The phrase is used to describe a high air temperature or weather that feels very warm.