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The English phrase “please wait a moment” is expressed in Japanese as 少々お待ちください.

In Japanese, “my daily routine” is said as 私の日課. The phrase refers to the regular sequence of activities that a person follows every day.

To divide in Japanese is 割る (waru). 割る means to separate something into two or more parts.

三刀流 is the Japanese phrase for “three sword style”. This phrase describes a combat style in which a fighter uses three swords simultaneously.

In Japanese, “I am from canada” is said as カナダ出身です. This phrase is used to identify the country where a person was born or grew up.

To show in Japanese is translated as 見せる, 示す or 表す.

The English phrase “nice view” is いい景色 in Japanese. いい景色 is used to describe a beautiful scene or landscape.

In Japanese, “are you sleeping?” is said as 寝てる？ This phrase is used to ask if someone is currently asleep.

In Japanese, “better luck next time” is expressed as 次は頑張って.

The English word “tear” (a drop of salty liquid from the eyes) is 涙 in Japanese. 涙 is the standard noun for a tear.