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kanpai is the Japanese phrase for ‘cheers’. 乾杯 is the standard way to say ‘cheers’ when making a toast in social or formal settings.

シルヴィア is the Japanese way to say the name Sylvia. シルヴィア is the name Sylvia written in Katakana, which is the script used for foreign names and loanwords.

The English word “messy” can be translated into Japanese using 乱雑な. Japanese uses different expressions to describe a messy or disorderly state.

The English phrase “me and my friend” can be translated into Japanese as 私と友達.

The English phrase “road roller” is translated into Japanese as ロードローラー. A road roller is a heavy engineering vehicle used to compact asphalt.

The English phrase “dairy-free” is translated into Japanese as 乳製品不使用. 乳製品不使用 is used to indicate that a product is dairy-free.

How is it going? in Japanese is 調子はどう？ This phrase is an informal greeting used to ask someone how they are or how their life is progressing.

The Japanese word for coworker is 同僚 (dōryō). 同僚 is used to refer to peers or colleagues within the same professional circle or organization.

In Japanese, the verb for ‘to cut’ is 切る. 切る is used to describe dividing physical objects with a sharp instrument, such as cutting paper or vegetables.

The English word “experiment” is translated into Japanese as 実験.