Debbie Edith

To say “I have received your email” in Japanese, use メールを受け取りました.

In Japanese, “I know, right?” is expressed as だよね.

The Japanese word for “tate” is 盾, which means a handheld piece of armor used to block attacks.

The English phrase “try harder” is translated into Japanese as もっと頑張る.

To kill in Japanese is 殺す (korosu). The term refers to the act of putting something or someone to death.

To press charges in Japanese is 告訴する. The phrase 告訴する is used to express the general idea of pressing charges.

In Japanese, “thank you for having us” is translated as お招きいただきありがとうございます.

The English phrase “this is hard” is translated into Japanese as これは難しい. This is used to say that a task or problem is difficult to complete or solve.

In Japanese, “it is not” is expressed as じゃない. This phrase is used to state that something is not a particular thing or quality.

In Japanese, the phrase ‘ages’ is translated as 何年も, meaning ‘a long time’.