Jean Dana

ドゥーキー is the Japanese way to say dookie. ドゥーキー is a slang term used to refer to feces.

To say “you’re lying” in Japanese, you use 嘘をついている. This phrase is used to tell someone that they are not telling the truth.

The Japanese word for blast is 突風.

In Japanese, “I need to” is expressed by 必要がある (hitsuyou ga aru). This phrase is used to express that it is necessary for the speaker to do something.

The Japanese phrase for “hello, my name is emma” is こんにちは、エマです.

In hiragana, “lips” is くちびる (kuchibiru). The word is used for both lips together or one lip, since Japanese does not mark plural.

The English phrase ‘bet’ is translated into Japanese as 賭け. 賭け is a noun meaning ‘a wager’.

South America in Japanese is 南米 (Nanbei) or 南アメリカ (Minami Amerika). The phrase refers to the continent that is the southern part of the Americas.

The English word ‘beach’ can be translated into Japanese using several terms, most commonly ビーチ.

The Japanese word for yard is 庭. 庭 is a general term that can mean both a functional yard and a decorative garden.