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In Japanese, “how was it?” is expressed as どうでしたか？ The phrase is used to ask for a general impression of an event, a meal, a movie or an experience.

The Japanese verb for ‘to teach’ is 教える (oshieru). 教える means to pass on knowledge or to teach a subject.

エホバ is the Japanese transliteration for the English name Jehovah. エホバ is used as a transliteration of the Masoretic vocalization of the Tetragrammaton.

レバノン is the Japanese word for Lebanon. レバノン is the name used for the Lebanese Republic.

The English phrase “my uncle” is translated into Japanese as 私のおじ. 私のおじ is used to refer to the brother of one’s father or mother.

The English phrase “beast breathing” is translated into Japanese as 獣の呼吸.

In Japanese, “my turn” is said as 私の番. The phrase is used to indicate that it is now the speaker’s time to do something in a sequence.

The English word “peace” is translated into Japanese as 平和. 平和 refers to a state of being free from war.

The English phrase ‘trinity’ is translated into Japanese as 三位一体. In a Christian context, 三位一体 refers to the three persons of the Godhead.

The English phrase ‘it means’ can be expressed in Japanese using つまり.