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The Japanese word for egoist is エゴイスト. エゴイスト is used to describe a self-centered or selfish person.

In Japanese, “say it” is expressed as 言って. 言って is a simple and common way to say “say it” in everyday conversation.

The English phrase “seconds” is translated into Japanese as 秒.

The English phrase ‘cake flour’ is 薄力粉 in Japanese. 薄力粉 refers to cake flour.

The English word ‘difficult’ is expressed in Japanese as 難しい. 難しい is a common and simple way to say that something is hard or not easy.

The phrase “I got something” in Japanese is expressed as 何かもらった. This phrase is used to report the receipt of a physical object or a gift.

The Japanese phrase for “are you?” is そうなの？

To explain in Japanese is 説明する (setsumei suru). The term 説明する is used to mean ‘to explain’.

To wear glasses in Japanese is メガネをかける (megane o kakeru).