Nicole Eloise

In Japanese, “everything is ok” can be expressed as 大丈夫です. The phrase is used to indicate that a situation is under control or that there is no problem.

The Japanese phrase for “you really like something” is 大好物 (daikoubutsu). 大好物 is used to describe a favorite food or drink that someone enjoys very much.

The English phrase “reaper death seal” is translated into Japanese as 屍鬼封尽.

The English word ‘recently’ can be translated into Japanese as 最近 or 先頃.

The English phrase “every sunday” is translated into Japanese as 毎週日曜日. Used to describe something that happens on every single Sunday.

Wisteria in Japanese is 藤, pronounced fuji. The word 藤 refers to the genus of woody climbing vines known as wisteria.

The English phrase “chicken meat” is translated into Japanese as 鶏肉. 鶏肉 refers specifically to the edible flesh of a chicken used as food.

The English phrase dessert is translated into Japanese as デザート. デザート is used to refer to a sweet confection served as the last course of a meal.

The English phrase “what are you doing?” is translated into Japanese as 何してるの？ This phrase is used to ask someone about their current activity.

The Japanese word for “straw” is ストロー. This term refers to a thin tube used for sucking liquid out of a glass or bottle.