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The English phrase “what’s up?” can be translated into Japanese as どうしたの？

The English phrase “I will slice you” is translated into Japanese as 切り刻んでやる.

The Japanese phrase for “hello goodbye” is こんにちは、さようなら. This phrase combines a common greeting used when arriving with a common farewell used when leaving.

The English phrase “I want a beer” can be expressed in Japanese as ビールが飲みたい.

The Japanese phrase for “next month” is 来月. 来月 is used to refer to the month that comes immediately after the current one.

In Japanese, “how long” is expressed as どの位. These phrases are used to ask about the duration of time, or how long something has been occurring.

In Japanese, ‘junior in high school’ is expressed as 高校2年生.

The Japanese word for the English phrase “classic” (in the sense of exhibiting a timeless quality) is 定番.

The English word “wing” is translated into Japanese as either 翼 or 羽. Both words refer to the wings of animals, such as birds or insects.

The Japanese equivalent of the male given name Jeremy is ジェレミー. ジェレミー is the direct translation of the name Jeremy into the Japanese katakana script