Marlene Judy

The English word “will” translates to Japanese as 意志. The word 意志 is used to describe a person’s mental faculty, determination or willpower.

The English phrase ‘where someone is from’ is expressed in Japanese using 出身. 出身 refers to a person’s place of origin.

The English phrase “hands” is translated into Japanese as 手. 手 refers to the parts of the body at the end of the arms used for gripping and touching.

In Japanese, “thank you for reading” is expressed as 読んでくれてありがとう. This phrase is used to express gratitude to someone for reading a piece of writing.

The English word “club” can be translated into Japanese as クラブ.

Chamomile tea in Japanese is カモミールティー. This phrase refers to a herbal tea made from the dried flowers of the chamomile plant.

The Japanese phrase for “no egg” is 卵なし, pronounced tamago nashi.

The Japanese phrase for “dumb idiot” is 大馬鹿. 大馬鹿 is a strong insult used to describe someone who is very stupid.

The English phrase “squishmallow” is translated into Japanese as スクウィッシュマロ. スクウィッシュマロ refers to the brand of soft, plush toys designed for hugging.

madi is the Japanese way to write the proper name Madi. マディ is used as a proper name to refer to a person.