Ethel Bernice

A slangy “hi” in Japanese is よっ (yo), a quick sound with a short vowel. Young men also say うぃっす (uissu) and おっす (ossu).

The English phrase ‘last minute’ can be expressed in Japanese using ぎりぎり.

フリオ is the Japanese way to say the male given name Julio. フリオ is used to refer to a person with the male given name Julio.

The English phrase “hi to your friends” is translated into Japanese as お友達によろしく.

The Japanese word for reward is ご褒美. ご褒美 refers to a prize promised for a certain deed or catch.

To drive in Japanese is 運転する (unten suru). 運転する means to operate a motor vehicle.

In Japanese, わくわく is used to express the English phrase “waku waku” describing a feeling of excitement and anticipation.

ブルックヘブン is the Japanese way to say the name Brookhaven. This phrase is used as a name for a specific place or entity.

The English word “marionette” can be translated into Japanese as マリオネット or 糸繰り人形. A marionette refers to a string puppet.

Google Translate in Japanese is Google 翻訳. This phrase refers to the free online translation service developed by Google.