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To say “I like Japan” in Japanese, use 日本が好きです. This phrase is used to express a positive feeling or fondness for the country of Japan.

The English phrase “slow down” in Japanese is スピードを落として.

The English name Nikita is written as ニキータ in Japanese. ニキータ is used as a given name for a person.

In Japanese, the phrase “two things are different” is expressed as 二つのものは違う. The phrase is used to state that two objects or ideas are not the same.

The Japanese phrase for convenience store is コンビニ, or コンビニエンスストア.

The English phrase ‘adverb’ is translated into Japanese as 副詞.

The Japanese phrase for “please go away” is あっちに行ってください. This phrase is a polite request for someone to leave the current area or move to another place.

The English phrase “water park” is translated into Japanese as ウォーターパーク.

The English phrase “wrong person” is translated into Japanese as 人違い. 人違い is a noun used to describe the phenomenon of mistaking one person for another.

In Japanese, the verb ‘to scroll’ is expressed as スクロール. The term refers to the action of changing the view of data on a computer’s display.