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In Japanese, “what is wrong?” is expressed as どうしたの？ This phrase is used as a question to ask someone what is happening or why they seem upset or unwell.

In Japanese, “busy place” is 賑やかな場所. The phrase refers to a location that is full of people and activity, often in a lively or noisy way.

Taiwan in Japanese is 台湾. 台湾 is the standard name for the East Asian country of Taiwan.

To say “I have a cold” in Japanese, use 風邪をひいています.

The English phrase “enjoy the meal” is translated into Japanese as ごゆっくりどうぞ.

In Japanese, “all done” is expressed as 全部終わった.

To read books in Japanese is 本を読む (hon o yomu). The phrase is used to describe the act of looking at and understanding the words in a book.

The English word ‘again’ is translated into Japanese as また.

The English word “crybaby” is translated into Japanese as 泣き虫. 泣き虫 refers to a person whose feelings are easily hurt.

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘accolade’ is translated as 称賛. 称賛 is a noun meaning a special acknowledgment or praise.