Jodie Courtney

In Japanese, “I want to go home” is said as 家に帰りたい. The phrase is used to express a desire to return to one’s own residence.

To try to do something in Japanese is やってみる (yattemiru).

In Japanese, ‘pick up’ can be translated as 拾う (hirou).

The Japanese word for walrus is セイウチ. セイウチ is the noun used to refer to the large Arctic marine mammal.

The English phrase “we got this” can be translated into Japanese as 任せて.

In Japanese, “it looks” is expressed as 見える. 見える is used to describe the appearance of something or how it is perceived by the eyes.

The English phrase ‘it is delicious’ can be translated into Japanese as おいしいです. This phrase is used to express that food or drink tastes good.

全集中の呼吸 is the Japanese phrase for “total concentration breathing”.

The English phrase “I miss you already” is translated into Japanese as もう寂しい.

The English phrase ‘gab’ can be translated into Japanese as おしゃべり. The term refers to talking or chattering a lot, typically regarding trivial subjects.