Mitchell Edgar

The English phrase ‘death wish’ can be translated into Japanese as 自殺願望. 自殺願望 refers to a desire for suicide or suicidal ideation.

The English phrase “nine tails” is translated into Japanese as 九尾. The term refers to a mythical fox creature that possesses nine tails.

The Japanese phrase for jet lag is 時差ボケ. 時差ボケ is used to describe the physical condition of disorientation caused by traveling across different time zones.

In Japanese, “how old you are” is expressed as 何歳ですか. The phrase is used to ask someone about their age.

カリ (kari) is the Japanese way to write the name of a specific character or entity.

The English phrase “what now?” can be translated into Japanese as 今度は何？ This phrase is used to ask what has happened or what is needed next.

The English phrase “someone is hot” is expressed in Japanese as イケてる. イケてる is used to describe someone who is physically attractive or sexually appealing.

The Japanese phrase for ‘come here’ is おいで. おいで is a command used to tell someone, often a child or a pet, to move toward the speaker.

The English word ‘cringe’ can be expressed in Japanese as ドン引き. ドン引き is used to describe secondhand embarrassment.

To say “I am in Tokyo” in Japanese, you use 東京にいます. This phrase is used to state that you are currently located in the city of Tokyo.