Japanese

The English phrase “god bless me” is expressed in Japanese as 神のご加護を. The phrase is used to wish for divine protection or favor upon oneself.

ikura is the Japanese word for salmon roe. The term refers specifically to the edible salmon roe often served as a topping for sushi or rice.

The English word ‘logical’ is translated into Japanese as 論理的. 論理的 is a common formal term for logical in Japanese.

The Japanese phrase for “sparkling water” is 炭酸水. 炭酸水 refers specifically to water that contains carbon dioxide gas to create bubbles.

The English word “dear” is translated into Japanese as 親愛なる.

The English word “giraffe” is translated into Japanese as キリン. キリン refers to the long-necked mammal.

In Japanese, self-taught is expressed as 独学 (dokugaku). 独学 is used to describe the concept of being self-taught or engaging in self-study.

The English phrase “where are you?” is translated into Japanese as どこにいますか？ This phrase is a question used to ask for someone’s current physical location.

In Japanese, the phrase for the state of Israel is イスラエル. イスラエル is the name used to refer to the country of Israel.

In Japanese, “just looking” is expressed as 見ているだけです. This phrase is used to tell a shop assistant that you do not need help because you are only browsing.