Gladys Phyllis

In hiragana, “my grandmother” is そぼ (sobo) when you talk about your own grandmother to other people. Directly to her you say おばあちゃん (obāchan).

The English word “anchor” is 錨 in Japanese. The term refers to the physical tool used to moor a vessel to the sea bottom.

The Japanese word kamado refers to a traditional wood-burning stove.

禁止 is the Japanese phrase for “not allowed”. 禁止 is used to describe an action that is forbidden by a rule or law.

ハローベイビー is the Japanese way to say “hello babe”. ハローベイビー is an affectionate greeting used for a romantic partner or a loved one.

The English phrase “sorry to bother you” is translated into Japanese as お邪魔してすみません.

The English word ‘still’ (meaning not moving or calm) can be translated into Japanese as 止まっている.

The English word humble can be translated into Japanese as 謙虚な. 謙虚な is used to describe a positive, admirable quality of being modest and open to learning.

In Japanese, the English phrase “days” is translated as 日々.

The English phrase ‘i am an idiot’ is translated into Japanese as ばかです.