Kimberly Andrea

In Japanese, ‘so pathetic’ can be expressed as 情けない.

The English word “minion” is translated into Japanese as ミニオン. The term refers to a loyal servant of another more powerful being.

The Japanese phrase for ‘one to ten’ is 一から十. This phrase describes a sequence of numbers starting at one and ending at ten.

In kanji, “I love you” is 愛してる (aishiteru), with the character 愛 (ai) meaning “love”. The more everyday 好きです (suki desu) uses the character 好 (suki).

The English word ‘onyx’ is translated into Japanese as オニキス. The term refers to a banded variety of chalcedony.

To like is expressed in Japanese as 好き. The word 好き is used to express that you find something or someone pleasant or attractive.

The Japanese phrase bento refers to a Japanese takeaway lunch served in a box. The default form is 弁当.

The Japanese phrase for ‘split the bill’ is 割り勘.

The English word ‘lyrics’ is translated into Japanese as 歌詞. The term refers to the words of a song.

The English phrase toothpaste is translated into Japanese as 歯磨き粉.