Isabelle Colleen

The Japanese phrase for “policeman” is 警察官. 警察官 refers to a member of the police force responsible for maintaining public order and enforcing the law.

キャシー is the Japanese way to write the female given name Cathy. キャシー is used to refer to the name Cathy.

In Japanese, the phrase used to ask “how many members in your family” is ご家族は何人ですか？

The phrase “seven deadly sins” is translated into Japanese as 七つの大罪. 七つの大罪 refers to the theological concept of the seven cardinal sins.

A well-known indirect way is 月が綺麗ですね (tsuki ga kirei desu ne), “the moon is beautiful, isn’t it”.

The English phrase “must not” is expressed in Japanese using いけない. いけない is used to state that an action is forbidden or not allowed.

In Japanese, the phrase to smile is expressed as 微笑む. 微笑む is used to describe forming a slight, gentle smile without opening the mouth.

エドワード is the Japanese form of the male given name Edward. エドワード is used to represent the name Edward in Japanese.

The Japanese word for magnolia is モクレン. モクレン is used to refer to the magnolia flower.

The Japanese phrase 魔人 (majin) means a magical being or a demon.