Patrick Allen

Sixteen in Japanese is 十六. 十六 is the cardinal number 16.

In Japanese, “no idea” can be expressed as 全然分からない. The phrase 全然分からない is used to express a complete lack of understanding or knowledge about a subject.

The Japanese word for script is 台本 (daihon). 台本 refers to a script used for a play, movie or a stage performance.

renee in Japanese is ルネ, a female given name. ルネ is used as a female given name.

The Japanese phrase for “to learn” is 学ぶ. 学ぶ is used to describe the general process of learning or acquiring knowledge.

In Japanese, the name Matthew is translated as either マシュー or マタイ.

The English phrase “over and over again” is translated into Japanese as 何度も何度も.

In Japanese, “are you open?” is translated as やっていますか？ This phrase is used to ask if a business or shop is currently open for customers.

The Japanese word for smell is 嗅ぐ. While 嗅ぐ is the verb for the action, the most common and versatile noun for ‘smell’ itself is におい.

In Japanese, “it was nice talking to you” is said as お話しできてよかったです.