George Keith

The English word ‘large’ is translated into Japanese as 大きい. The standard word to express ‘large’ in Japanese is 大きい.

The English phrase “sorry for the inconvenience” is translated into Japanese as ご迷惑をおかけして申し訳ありません.

The English phrase “I wish I was there” is expressed in Japanese as そこにいたかった.

In Japanese, “dream on” is expressed as 夢を見るな. The phrase is used to express skepticism.

The English phrase “gluten free” is expressed in Japanese as グルテンフリー.

The phrase “good how are you?” in Japanese is 元気だよ、そっちは？ This phrase is used as a conversational follow-up to a greeting such as 元気？ (Are you well?).

The English word ‘scandal’ can be translated into Japanese as スキャンダル or 不祥事.

Nihon is the Japanese name for the country of Japan. 日本 is used to refer to the country of Japan.

The English phrase ‘drama class’ is translated into Japanese as 演劇の授業.

The Japanese verb for to escape is 逃げる. 逃げる is the most straightforward and commonly used word for escape in Japanese.