Margaret Carla

In Japanese, ‘Irish’ is expressed as アイルランド人. アイルランド人 is used to refer to an Irish person or the Irish people.

To finish in Japanese is 終わる (owaru). The verb 終わる is used to express that something comes to an end or is completed.

The English phrase “made of” is translated into Japanese as で作られた. This phrase is used to describe the material or substance that an object is composed of.

The English word “meeting” can be translated into Japanese as 会議, which is the default form.

The English word ‘grateful’ is translated into Japanese as ありがたい. ありがたい is used to describe a situation or thing that is a blessing or a relief.

The English masculine given name ‘Aiden’ is translated into Japanese as エイデン. エイデン is used as a masculine given name.

Buildings are たてもの (tatemono) in Japanese. Japanese does not mark plurals, so the same word means “building” and “buildings”.

In Japanese, the phrase ‘broken heart’ is translated as 失恋.

To say “what time” in Japanese, use 何時 (nanji). 何時 asks about the hour or time of day.

The Japanese phrase for “my world” is 私の世界. 私の世界 is a straightforward way to refer to “my world” in formal contexts.