Japanese

The Japanese word for “pattern” is パターン. パターン refers to an intelligible arrangement that follows a mathematical, geometric or statistical relationship.

ロス is the Japanese way to say the name Ross or the shortened name for the city of Los Angeles. ロス is used as a shortened name for Los Angeles.

Tokyo in hiragana is とうきょう (Tōkyō). Both the ō in とう and the ō in きょう are long, so the English spelling “Tokyo” drops the macrons.

The English phrase ‘ban’ is translated into Japanese as 禁止する. The verb 禁止する means to prohibit.

In hiragana, “park” is こうえん (kōen). To go to a park say こうえんに いく (kōen ni iku). To play there, use こうえんで あそぶ (kōen de asobu).

In Japanese, こんにちは、私の名前はイーサンです means “hi, my name is ethan”.

In Japanese, “I see” can be expressed as なるほど. なるほど is used when you receive information that makes sense of something that was previously unclear.

To say “dab me up” in Japanese, use ハイタッチしよう. This phrase is a casual request used to greet someone with a high five or a similar hand gesture.

kake is the Japanese phrase for kake.

The Japanese phrase for “please forgive me” is 許してください.