Margaret Carla

watashi wa is the Japanese way to say ‘I’ or ‘as for me’.

The phrase “no one likes you” in Japanese is 誰もあなたのことが好きじゃない. This phrase is a statement used to tell someone that they are disliked by everyone.

The English phrase “to draw” is translated into Japanese as 描く. 描く means to produce a picture or a diagram by making lines and marks on a surface.

The English phrase “I hate this” can be expressed in Japanese as これ嫌い. The phrase is used to express a strong dislike for a specific thing.

The Japanese word for pancake is パンケーキ. In modern Japan, パンケーキ is the standard term used for Western-style fluffy or thin pancakes.

To yell in Japanese is 叫ぶ (sakebu). 叫ぶ is often used when someone is shouting out of fear, pain or intense emotion, such as a scream.

The English phrase ‘something is hard’ is translated into Japanese as 硬い (katai). 硬い is used to describe an object that is firm or solid to the touch.

The Japanese phrase for “calming” (in the sense of making someone feel relaxed or peaceful) is 落ち着かせる.

In Japanese, “your hometown” is expressed as 出身地. 出身地 refers to the city or town where a person was born or grew up.

Aliya is a female given name in Japanese, written as アリヤ. The name is transliterated into Japanese characters as アリヤ.