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What is the phrase 'Trick or treat' when translated from English to Japanese?
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∙ 15y ago
Say them in English.
That is how you say them in Japanese.
Since Trick-or-treating is a very Western thing to do. Halloween didn't exist in Japan until Westerners brought it over so "Happy Halloween" is the same in both languages; the only difference in Japanese is it is pronounced slightly differently because not all the sounds in English exist in Japanese
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What is the word 'trick' when translated from English to Japanese?
You may say 'torikku,' written:　トリック
What is 'beautiful make-up' when translated from English to Italian?
Bel trucco is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "beautiful make-up." The masculine singular phrase also translates as "beautiful catch (gimmick, ploy, ruse, scam, trick)" according to English contexts. The pronunciation will be "bel TROOK-ko" in Italian.
What is 'trick' when translated from English to French?
Blague as a prank, tour in magic, and trucin cards and cheating are French equivalents of the English word "trick." The respective pronunciations will be "blahg," "toor," and "trook" in French.
What is the French translation of the English phrase 'Trick-or-treating'?
Farce ou friandise is just one French equivalent of the phrase "Trick-or-treating" in English.Specifically, the feminine noun farce is "practical joke" in English. The conjunction ou means "or" in English. The feminine noun friandise translates as "sweet, treat" in English.The pronunciation will be "fahrss ooh fryaw-deeze" in French.
Where did the populaa phrase trick or treat have its origins?
the phrase trick or treat has an American origin because on Halloween people often give candy (treats) or lay pranks on each other (trick).
Is one trick pony an idiom or a phrase?
"One trick pony" is just a phrase. It means just what it seems to mean -- a pony that can do one trick. Sometimes you can use that to describe a person who can only do one thing well.
What is the history of the phrase "trick or treat"?
While the tradition of going door to door "begging" for sweets and coins originated in Ireland and Scotland, the phrase "trick or treat" is purely American. The practice of "trick or treating" became popular in the 1950s, and it was during this time that the phrase became common. The implication is that is that "trick or treaters" will return to pull a prank if you don't give them a treat now.
How do you say trick in Japanese?
damasu, だます, 騙す (to trick, to cheat, to deceive)
What is the phrase used to mean -fate played a cruel trick?
The phrase is "fate dealt a cruel hand."
What two word phrase that rhymes means trick accusation?
blame game
How do you spell Trick or Treat in French?
The phrase "Trick or Treat" in French is spelled "Des bonbons ou un sort."
What kind of phrase is trick or cheat give something that starts with the letters Ba?
bamboozle
