Lorraine Savannah

ポチ (pochi) is a common generic name for a pet dog in Japanese.

The English adjective ‘personal’ is expressed in Japanese as 個人的な.

To say i am fourteen in Japanese, say 14歳です (jūyonsai desu). 14歳です is the standard polite way to state your age to strangers or in formal settings.

In Japanese, ‘majestic’ can be translated as 荘厳な or 威厳がある depending on the context.

The English word coincidence can be translated into Japanese as 符合 or 偶然の一致.

The name Liz is written as リズ in Japanese. The katakana リズ is a common way to represent the name Liz in Japanese.

The English word “where” is translated into Japanese as どこ. どこ is used as an adverb to ask at or in what place something is or occurs.

The Japanese way to say ‘hate’ is 憎む. Japanese has several ways to express hatred or strong dislike.

The English word ‘disconnected’ is translated into Japanese as 切断された.

The Japanese word for “honey bee” is ミツバチ. ミツバチ refers to the honey bee.