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In Japanese, おしっこしたい is the phrase used to say “I need to pee”. This phrase is used to express the physical urge to urinate.

いただきます is the Japanese way to say “I humbly receive” and is used to express gratitude before starting a meal.

The English phrase “happy birthday dad” is translated into Japanese as お父さん、誕生日おめでとう. This phrase is a greeting used to wish one’s father a happy birthday.

恒久的な is the Japanese word for permanent. 恒久的な describes something that lasts for an indefinitely long time.

The Japanese word for ancient is 古代の. 古代の is used to describe things that are existent or occurring in time long past.

In Japanese, the English word ‘crystal’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The default form is クリスタル.

The Japanese phrase for “light brown” is 薄茶色. The term refers to a pale shade of brown.

The Japanese verb for ‘to hire’ is 雇う. To express the act of employing someone, you can use 雇う or 雇用する.

The English phrase “calm water” is 穏やかな水 in Japanese. 穏やかな水 is used to describe water that is still and lacks strong currents or waves.

In Japanese, the phrase for cotton candy is 綿菓子.