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The English phrase “how do I get to” is translated into Japanese as どうやって行きますか.

The Japanese phrase for “my son” is 息子. 息子 means “son” and is used to refer to your own male child.

The Japanese phrase for “do you like” is 好きですか.

The Japanese word for ‘attack’ is 攻撃.

In Japanese, ‘shambles’ is expressed as めちゃくちゃ. The term めちゃくちゃ is used to describe a great mess or clutter.

The phrase ‘I am fat’ in Japanese is translated as 太っています. This phrase is used to describe one’s own body as being overweight.

The English phrase “I am also” is expressed in Japanese as 私もです. This phrase is used to agree with a statement someone else has made about themselves.

In Japanese, ‘elder brother’ is translated as 兄. The term is used to refer to a brother who is older than the speaker.

The English phrase “berry” can be translated into Japanese in several ways, most commonly as ベリー.

The English phrase “races” is translated into Japanese as レース. レース is used to describe competitive running, driving or any kind of timed competition.