Geraldine Lillie

In Japanese, “thank you for your patience” is expressed as お待たせして申し訳ありません. The phrase is a polite expression used to apologize for making someone wait.

The English phrase “one, two, three, four” is translated into Japanese as いち、に、さん、し.

The English word “sincere” is translated into Japanese as 誠実な.

In Japanese, the word for bastard is 野郎. The term 野郎 is used to refer to a contemptible person.

In Japanese, self-taught is expressed as 独学 (dokugaku). 独学 is used to describe the concept of being self-taught or engaging in self-study.

In Japanese, “I have” is expressed as あります (arimasu) when referring to inanimate objects or abstract concepts.

The English name Ares is translated into Japanese as アレース. アレース is the name of the Greek god of war.

When Japanese people raise a glass, they say 乾杯 (kanpai).

The English phrase ‘get over here’ is translated into Japanese as こっちに来て.

To say “I am interested in japanese” in Japanese, use 日本語に興味があります.