Grace Rebekah

In Japanese, to say ‘plan to’ you use つもり. つもり is used to express that you intend to do something or have a purpose to perform a specific action.

To hang (to cause to be suspended) in Japanese is 掛ける.

The Japanese word for picnic is ピクニック. ピクニック is a noun used to describe a meal eaten outdoors.

In anime, a strong “no” is often いやだ (iya da), which means “I do not want to”. 違う (chigau) says “that is wrong”, and だめ (dame) means “no, you must not”.

イートウェル is the Japanese transcription of the brand name “eatwell”. イートウェル is a brand name used in Japanese.

The English phrase “big” is translated into Japanese as 大きい. 大きい is used to describe something that is of a great size.

The Japanese word for unholy is 邪悪な. 邪悪な is used to describe something evil or unholy.

The Japanese phrase for “goodbye forever” is さようなら. さようなら is a farewell that carries a heavy nuance of a permanent or long-term parting.

In Japanese, “thank you for your consideration” is expressed as ご検討のほどよろしくお願いいたします.

The English phrase “comforter” is translated into Japanese as 掛け布団. 掛け布団 is used to refer to a padded cover or quilt used for warmth in bedding.