Eddie Bryan

The English phrase “where you come from” is translated into Japanese as 出身.

In Japanese, “may I help you?” is said as 何かお困りですか？ The phrase 何かお困りですか？ is used to ask if someone is having some trouble or if they need assistance.

The Japanese way to say shush is シーッ. シーッ is an onomatopoeic expression used to signal someone to be quiet, often accompanied by a finger to the lips.

The Japanese word for umbrella is 傘. An umbrella is a cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain or sun.

The Japanese word for tough is たくましい, which specifically describes someone or something that is robust or sturdy.

The English phrase “warm weather” is translated into Japanese as 暖かい気候.

In Japanese, “break time” is 休憩時間 (kyūkei jikan).

White water rafting in Japanese is ラフティング (rafutingu).

In Japanese, the word for coward is 臆病者. The term 臆病者 is the most common and neutral way to describe a person who lacks courage.

The Japanese word for “activities” is 活動. 活動 refers to things that people do to achieve a goal or as part of a hobby.