Angelina Allison

The English verb “shave” is translated into Japanese as 剃る. 剃る is used to describe the act of removing hair.

The phrase “tastes bad” in Japanese is translated as まずい.

In Japanese, the word for kind is 優しい. 優しい is used to describe someone with a benevolent, courteous, friendly or generous personality.

In Japanese, risk is expressed as リスク.

The Japanese word for “before” is 前. 前 is used to refer to a time in advance of a specific event or point in time.

The English phrase “strongest” is translated into Japanese as 最強. 最強 can be used in formal contexts to express this superlative state.

In Japanese, attention can be expressed as 注意 or 注目. Use 注意 when the required attention involves caution, mindfulness of a rule or avoiding a mistake.

To ask “is this correct?” in Japanese, say これで合っていますか？ (kore de atte imasu ka?), a polite question for checking that something is right.

The English phrase “at first” is translated into Japanese as 最初は.

The English phrase ‘tri’ (meaning an attempt) is translated into Japanese as トライ. トライ means an attempt or a try.