Gordon Dennis

The most common casual way to say “see you” in Japanese is またね (mata ne). Friends also say じゃあね or じゃ、また.

The English phrase “um” is translated into Japanese as あの. あの is a filler word used when a speaker is hesitating or thinking of what to say next.

The English phrase ‘vice chairman’ is translated into Japanese as 副会長. 副会長 is a formal way to refer to a vice chairman as the deputy or second-in-command.

The English phrase “god killer” is translated into Japanese as 神殺し. 神殺し refers to a person or entity capable of killing a deity.

In Japanese, “I am a big fan” is said as 大ファンです.

The English phrase ‘show off’ is translated into Japanese as 見せびらかす.

The Japanese term for the anime or manga genre ‘yuri’ is 百合.

The English phrase “the name ollie” is translated into Japanese as オーリーという名前.

The Japanese word for radish is 大根, pronounced ōne. 大根 refers to the large white Japanese radish.

The English phrase “god bless me” is expressed in Japanese as 神のご加護を. The phrase is used to wish for divine protection or favor upon oneself.