Carl Riley

The Japanese word for monster is 怪物 (kaibutsu).

In Japanese, ‘can’ is expressed using the verb できる.

The English word “shade” is translated into Japanese as 日陰. 日陰 refers to the darkness where light is blocked (noun).

The English phrase swallowtail butterfly is translated into Japanese as アゲハチョウ. アゲハチョウ refers to the swallowtail butterfly.

The English phrase “ranch dressing” is translated into Japanese as シーザードレッシング. This term refers to a condiment.

The Japanese phrase for “something is like something” is みたい.

The English phrase “picky eater” can be translated into Japanese as 偏食 (henshoku).

In Japanese, the phrase for “I love you” is 愛してる.

To repel in Japanese is 撃退する. The verb is typically used in contexts involving driving back an enemy, an attacker or a physical force.

The English word ‘passionate’ is translated to Japanese as 情熱的. 情熱的 is used to describe a passionate and enthusiastic nature.