Amelia Penelope

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).

To replace in Japanese is 交換する (kōkan suru).

The English phrase “hello, my name is brianna” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、ブリアナです.

The English word ‘dew’ is translated into Japanese as 露. 露 refers to the moisture in the air that settles on plants, etc.

The English word “patriarchy” is translated into Japanese as 家父長制. 家父長制 is used to describe the dominance of men in social or cultural systems.

In Japanese, “princess mononoke” is もののけ姫. This phrase is the title of the animated film directed by Hayao Miyazaki.

A well-known indirect way to say “I love you” in Japanese is つきがきれいですね (tsuki ga kirei desu ne), which literally means the moon is beautiful, isn’t it?

The Japanese word for “conniving” is 腹黒い.

The Japanese phrase いえいえ is used to say “you’re welcome (informal)”.

熱燗 is the Japanese phrase for hot sake.