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Nicholas is a male given name in Japanese, typically written as ニコラス. The name Nicholas is transcribed into Katakana as ニコラス.

The English word “zinc” is translated into Japanese as 亜鉛. 亜鉛 is a noun used to refer to the chemical element zinc.

The English name Jaxon is written as ジャクソン in Japanese. ジャクソン is used as a proper name for a person.

In hiragana, “scissors” is はさみ (hasami). Japanese treats it as a single noun, so you do not add a plural ending.

うざい is the Japanese way to say “so annoying”. うざい is used to express that something or someone is annoying.

The English phrase “do you want a bag?” is translated into Japanese as 袋はいりますか？ This phrase is a standard question used in retail settings in Japan.

The English word ‘subject’ is translated into Japanese as 科目 when referring to an academic subject.

The phrase “what for lunch?” in Japanese is お昼は何にする？ This phrase is a casual way to ask someone what they want to eat for their midday meal.

In Japanese, “I tested positive for covid” is expressed as コロナ陽性だった.

In Japanese, “please come again” is expressed as またお越しください.