Japanese

The Japanese word for abundance is 豊かさ (yutakasa).

In Japanese, sunshine can be expressed as 日光 (nikkō) or 太陽の光 (taiyō no hikari). Both terms refer to the direct rays of the sun.

The Japanese verb for ‘to obey’ is 従う. 従う means to obey or to follow.

To say “I have diarrhea” in Japanese, use 下痢をしています. This phrase is used to state that you are currently experiencing frequent, liquid bowel movements.

The English phrase “I tried” is expressed in Japanese as やってみました.

The English word ‘hare’ is translated into Japanese as 野兎 (nousagi). The term is used to describe a wild hare or a wild rabbit.

In Japanese, the phrase for metal music is メタル.

The phrase “I will become the king of the pirates” in Japanese is 海賊王に俺はなる.

The English phrase Pinocchio is translated into Japanese as ピノキオ. This is the name of the character from the fairy tale.

To lay down in Japanese is 横になる (yoko ni naru).