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In Japanese, “I hope that” is expressed as といいな. This phrase is used to express a wish or a desire for something to happen.

The English phrase ‘who cares’ is translated into Japanese as どうでもいい. どうでもいい is used as a reply to an unimportant statement.

Tutoring in Japanese is 個別指導 (kobetsushidō).

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘pieces’ is translated as 破片. 破片 refers to physical fragments of hard, brittle materials such as glass, ceramics or metal.

The English word “meadow” can be translated into Japanese as 草原 or 草地.

To say ‘take a seat’ in Japanese, you use お座りください. This phrase is a polite invitation for someone to sit down.

If you’re an Australian visiting Japan or simply interested in learning Japanese, it’s always fun to be able to introduce

The English word ‘tongue’ is translated into Japanese as 舌. The word refers to the anatomical organ.

The name of the Greek moon goddess, Selene, is written as セレネ in Japanese. セレネ is used specifically to refer to the name of the Greek goddess of the moon.

The Japanese verb for ‘to obey’ is 従う. 従う means to obey or to follow.