Lillian Amber

In Japanese, class president is 学級委員長 (gakkyū iinchō).

The Japanese phrase for ‘make sure’ is 確かめる.

aishiteru is the Japanese way to say “I love you”. aishiteru is a deep expression of love used to tell someone that you love them.

国際 is the Japanese word for international. 国際 is used to describe things that are between, concerning or transcend multiple nations.

To say “I love Japan” in Japanese, you use 日本が大好きです. The phrase is used to express a strong liking or affection for the country of Japan.

The Japanese word for spooky is 不気味 (bukimi). 不気味 is used to describe something that is eerie or suggestive of ghosts.

To speak something in Japanese is 何かを話す (nanika o hanasu).

読書 is the Japanese phrase for reading books. 読書 refers to the activity or hobby of reading books.

ジュリエット is the Japanese way to say Juliette, referring to the female protagonist in William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet.

The English phrase “I am old” is expressed in Japanese as 年をとっています. This phrase is used to state that someone has reached an advanced age.