Anne Jane

The English word “citizen” can be translated into Japanese as 公民 or 国民.

The English phrase “I love you” is translated into Japanese as 君を愛している. These phrases are used to affirm romantic feelings.

To wish in Japanese is to hope for an outcome, most commonly expressed with 願う.

In Japan, to say you fool in Japanese, say この馬鹿, read kono baka. It is a rude insult or an exasperated rebuke, heard in anger or in manga and dramas.

A common Japanese way to say dammit is くそ (kuso). くそ is blurted out in anger or frustration, like dammit or damn.