Harajuku, a district in Tokyo known for its unique fashion and vibrant atmosphere, has become synonymous with Japanese street style
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Popcorn in Japanese is ポップコーン (poppukōn). ポップコーン refers to the snack food made from corn kernels popped by dry heating.
The English phrase “on the side” can be translated into Japanese as 別に.
The English word “yes” can be translated into Japanese as はい, ええ or うん. These words are used to indicate agreement or acceptance.
In Japanese, “can I see” is translated as 見てもいいですか. This phrase is a polite request used to ask for permission to look at or examine something.
The English word “particles” is translated into Japanese as 粒子.
The Japanese phrase for “my friend” is 私の友達 (watashi no tomodachi).
The English phrase “give me water” is translated into Japanese as 水をください. This phrase is a polite request used to ask someone to provide you with water.
The English phrase “lucky you” is expressed in Japanese as いいね.