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The English phrase “head chef” is translated into Japanese as 料理長.

The Japanese phrase for “to drift” is 漂う. 漂う is used to describe physical objects being carried slowly by currents of air or water.

The Japanese word for ‘dry’ is 乾いた (kawaita). The word is used to describe something that is free from liquid or moisture.

The Japanese phrase for “zzz” is ぐうぐう. ぐうぐう is an onomatopoeia used to represent the sound of someone sleeping.

The English phrase “diving” is translated into Japanese as ダイビング. ダイビング refers to the practice of swimming underwater.

The phrase “put up an umbrella” in Japanese is 傘を差す (kasa o sasu).

The Japanese word for ‘upper’ is 上の. 上の is an adjective used to describe something that is at a higher level, rank or position.

In hiragana, the polite way to ask “what is your name” is おなまえはなんですか (onamae wa nan desu ka).

In Japanese, ‘i draw’ is expressed as 描く (kaku). The verb 描く is used for artistic creation, such as drawing a landscape, a portrait or a diagram.

sui is the Japanese word for the language name ‘sui’. The word refers to a specific language name.