Craig Brent

ネイサン is the Japanese way to say the male given name Nathan. ネイサン is used to represent the name Nathan in Japanese.

Demolition in Japanese is 解体 (kaitai). 解体 is used to describe the systematic dismantling of buildings, ships or machinery.

The English word ‘pax’ is translated into Japanese as パックス. In this context, パックス refers to passengers.

The Japanese phrase for “beloved child” is 愛子. 愛子 is used as a name for a child who is dearly loved.

To agree in Japanese is expressed as 賛成する. The phrase means to have the same opinion as someone else or to support a particular plan or idea.

In Japanese, ‘singing’ can be translated as 歌. 歌 is used to refer to the concept of singing or to a song.

The English phrase “what are you eating?” is translated into Japanese as 何を食べているの？

The English word “police” is translated into Japanese as 警察.

The English phrase ‘sibling’ can be translated into Japanese as 兄弟兄弟姉妹.

乾杯 is the Japanese way to say cheers. The phrase 乾杯 is the most common and universal way to say cheers in Japanese.