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The Japanese word for the mineral emery is エメリー. エメリー is used to refer to the abrasive mineral emery.

The Japanese word for ‘him’ is 彼.

The phrase “I want to eat sushi” in Japanese is 寿司を食べたい. This phrase is used to express a personal desire to consume sushi.

National health insurance in Japanese is 国民健康保険.

The Japanese phrase for condolences is お悔やみ申し上げます. お悔やみ申し上げます is a formal phrase used to convey ‘I offer my heartfelt condolences.’

The English phrase “I have an older brother” is translated into Japanese as 兄がいます.

In Japanese, the phrase “lights” is translated as 照明 (shōmei). 照明 refers to the equipment used to provide light in a room or a building.

The English phrase ‘but why’ is translated into Japanese as でもどうして？

The English phrase “hehe” can be expressed in Japanese using わはは. These terms are onomatopoeic expressions used to represent the sound of a giggle.

The Japanese phrase for “number two” is 二番 (niban). 二番 is used as a euphemism for feces or defecation.