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The English word “cough” is 咳 (seki) in Japanese.

In Japanese, 行かなきゃ is the phrase for “I need to go”. This phrase is used to indicate that the speaker must leave the current location or situation.

The English verb smile can be translated into Japanese using either 微笑む or 笑う. The verb 微笑む describes a gentle, soft or subtle smile.

The Japanese phrase for the encouragement ‘come on’ is さあ. さあ is used to prompt someone to take action or to start a new activity.

In Japanese, “can I have this” is expressed as これをもらえますか.

To say “today is my birthday” in Japanese, you use 今日は私の誕生日です. This phrase is used to inform others that the current date is the anniversary of your birth.

一昨日 is the Japanese phrase for “day before yesterday”.

The Japanese word for “sawyer” is ソーヤー. ソーヤー refers to a person who saws timber.

The English phrase “is” corresponds to the Japanese copula です, which is used to state an identity or a quality.

The English phrase ‘bless’ is translated into Japanese as 祝福する.