Marian Taylor

The English phrase ‘mashed potatoes’ is translated into Japanese as マッシュポテト. マッシュポテト is used to refer to the dish of mashed potatoes.

The Japanese phrase for “no pork” is 豚肉なし. 豚肉なし is used to express a requirement or request that a dish contains no pork.

The English word “medium” is translated into Japanese as ミディアム. ミディアム is used to describe something of intermediate size or degree.

The English phrase “go ahead” can be translated into Japanese as どうぞ. どうぞ is used to grant permission or to politely invite someone to do something.

The Japanese term for the Christian “holy spirit” is 聖霊 (Seirei). 聖霊 refers to the person of the Holy Trinity in a Christian context.

The English phrase “thank you, my friend” is expressed in Japanese as ありがとう、友よ.

The English phrase “phoenix bird” is translated into Japanese as 不死鳥. 不死鳥 is used to describe the mythical bird that is reborn from its own ashes.

The English word “together” can be translated into Japanese as 一緒に. 一緒に is the most common and all-encompassing term for “together” in Japanese.

The English phrase “hi, my name is grace” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、グレイスです.

The phrase “want to be” in Japanese is expressed as なりたい (naritai). なりたい is used to express a desire to undergo a change in state.