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The Japanese word for ‘trust’ is 信頼 (shinrai). 信頼 is used to express being confident in someone’s character or abilities.

The English phrase “socks” is translated into Japanese as 靴下. 靴下 refers to socks. Tabi (足袋) refers to traditional Japanese socks with a split toe.

To say thank you in a formal way in Japanese, use ありがとうございます. ありがとうございます is a common way to express thanks in a formal manner.

In Japanese, “something is expensive” is said using 高い. The word 高い is used to express that the price of an item is high.

A casual, affectionate word for “grandpa” in Japanese is じいちゃん (jiichan). The more neutral form is おじいちゃん (ojiichan).

The Japanese word for “light blue” is 水色. 水色 is a noun used to describe a pale blue colour: sky blue or similar.

The Japanese phrase for middle school is 中学校. 中学校 refers to a school that contains both primary and secondary students.

The Japanese phrase for “I feel” is 感じます. This phrase is used to describe a physical sensation or an emotional impression.

The English phrase “I hate math” is translated into Japanese as 数学が嫌いです. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for the subject of mathematics.

The English phrase “upper rank” is translated into Japanese as 上位 (jōi).