Lester Clayton

The English phrase “make money” in Japanese is 金を儲ける.

The Japanese phrase カイラ corresponds to the English name kyla.

To say “I am fine, and you?” in Japanese, use 元気です、あなたは？ This phrase is a standard, polite way to respond to the greeting O-genki desu ka? (How are you?).

The English word “mural” is translated into Japanese as 壁画.

The Japanese word for “diarrhea” is 下痢. 下痢 is a noun used to describe the medical condition of diarrhea.

The English phrase “orange cat” is translated into Japanese as 茶トラ.

The phrase ‘hello and goodbye’ in Japanese is 出会いと別れ.

In Japanese, the phrase to ask “where do you live?” is どこに住んでいますか？ This phrase is used to ask someone about the location of their home.

The English word “necrosis” is translated into Japanese as 壊死. 壊死 is a technical medical term used in clinical settings to describe tissue death.

“I want to eat ramen” in Japanese is ラーメンを食べたいです. This phrase is used to express a desire to eat ramen.