George Keith

The Japanese word for stellar is 恒星の (kōsei no). The word sugoi is an informal way to say ‘stellar’ and can mean ‘amazing,’ ‘incredible,’ or ‘awesome.’

The English word spoon is スプーン in Japanese. The term refers to a scooped utensil used for eating or serving food.

The English name Sheila is translated into Japanese as シーラ. シーラ is the Japanese transcription of the name Sheila.

The English phrase “blue flame” is translated into Japanese as 青い炎. 青い炎 refers to a flame that has a blue color.

The English word “whelk” is translated into Japanese as エゾバイ. エゾバイ refers to an edible sea snail belonging to the family Buccinidae.

The Japanese word for ‘next’ or ‘following’ is 次 (tsugi). 次 is used to indicate the very next item or person in a sequence.

The English phrase “reverence” translates to Japanese as 崇敬 (sūkei). 崇敬 refers to veneration. Profound awe and respect.

In Japanese, “I have no money” is said as お金がありません. This phrase is used to state that one does not possess any money.

The English phrase “I would like” is expressed in Japanese as 欲しいです. 欲しいです is used to express a desire to possess or obtain something.

The English phrase “by foot” is translated into Japanese as 徒歩で. 徒歩で is used to describe traveling or going somewhere by walking.