Patricia Pearl

To say “go brush your teeth” in Japanese, use 歯を磨いてきなさい. This phrase is an imperative used to tell someone, often a child, to go and clean their teeth.

The Japanese phrase for “my story” is 私の物語. This phrase is used to provide a narrative account of the events that have occurred in a person’s life.

In Japanese, oak is expressed as 楢, オーク or 柏.

To say you’re rude in Japanese, use 失礼ですね (shitsurei desu ne). 失礼ですね tells someone that what they said or did was impolite.

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘i’ is translated using various personal pronouns. The default form is 私.

The Japanese phrase for side eye is 白目, known as shirome.

gu is the Japanese word for the ingredients or fillings added to a dish.

The English phrase “enjoy your food” is translated into Japanese as 召し上がれ.