Evan Troy

The Japanese verb for “run” is 走る. The verb 走る is used to describe the action of moving quickly on two feet.

万華鏡写輪眼 is the Japanese phrase for Mangekyou Sharingan.

The English phrase ‘crown prince’ is translated into Japanese as 皇太子 (kōtaishi).

The Japanese phrase for “thanks casually” is どうも. どうも is a highly versatile, informal expression.

In hiragana, “no” is いいえ (iie). With friends you can say ううん (ūn), and いや (iya) is a firmer, more personal “no”.

In Japanese, ‘cabinet’ is translated as 内閣 (naikaku). 内閣 refers exclusively to a political cabinet.

In Japanese, “I forgive you” is expressed as 許します. This phrase is used to tell someone that you no longer feel angry toward them for a mistake or wrong.

To watch TV in Japanese is テレビを見る. The phrase means to look at a television screen to watch programs.

Peppermint in Japanese is ペパーミント. Peppermint refers to the specific herb.

In Japanese, “I love you” is expressed as 愛してる. The phrase 愛してる is a very heavy, serious expression of romantic love.