Mikayla Holly

The English word ‘insane’ can be translated into Japanese as 狂気. 狂気 refers to the abstract concept of insanity or madness.

The Japanese equivalent of the vulgar term pendejo is 馬鹿 (baka). The term is used to describe a person who is perceived as stupid or foolish.

The phrase “third year student” in Japanese is 3年生.

The English word “refreshing” can be translated into Japanese as すっきり. すっきり describes a sense of being refreshing, clear-cut or tidy.

The Japanese phrase for “you (informal)” is 君.

The English phrase “good night, beautiful” can be translated into Japanese as おやすみ、美人さん.

In Japanese, the word for haven is 避難所 (hinanjo).

In Japanese, the English phrase “oh” can be expressed through several different interjections depending on the type of surprise. The default form is ああ.

The phrase “my birthday date” in Japanese is expressed as 私の誕生日. 私の誕生日 refers to the specific day and month on which a person was born.

The English phrase “no, you” can be translated into Japanese as お前こそ.