Nancy Pearl

In Japanese, ‘lit’ is translated as ヤバい. In modern slang, ヤバい is used to express that something is ‘lit’, ‘amazing’ or ‘crazy’ in a positive sense.

The English phrase “hi dad, I love you” is expressed in Japanese as お父さん、大好き.

The English phrase “I have a peanut allergy” is expressed in Japanese as ピーナッツアレルギーがあります.

The Japanese way to say “hi bro” is おす. おす is a masculine greeting used to acknowledge a peer or a superior, particularly within disciplined social groups.

In Japanese, ‘sorry for inconvenience’ is expressed as ご迷惑をおかけして申し訳ありません.

In Japanese, “are you gay?” is translated as ゲイですか？ This phrase is a direct question used to ask if a person is attracted to people of their own gender.

The Japanese verb for ‘deceive’ is 騙す. Both 騙す and 欺く mean to trick or mislead someone.

クレー is the Japanese way to say the name of the German artist Paul Klee. This phrase is used to refer specifically to the artist Paul Klee.

In Japanese, “I hope you like it” is translated as 気に入っていただけると嬉しいです.

The English phrase “right here” can be expressed in Japanese as ここ. ここ is used to refer to the exact place where the speaker is currently located.