Rebecca Phoebe

The English word “rival” can be expressed in Japanese as ライバル. Japanese uses several terms for a rival depending on the context.

It is okay in Japanese is 大丈夫です (daijōbu desu), the polite way to say that something is fine or there is no problem.

サンティ (Santi) is the Japanese way to write the proper name Santi. This is a proper name used to refer to a person named Santi.

In kanji, “name” is 名前 (namae). Add the polite お when asking about someone else’s name, as in お名前 (onamae). On forms you will see 氏名 (shimei).

The Japanese way to say ‘shatter’ is 粉々に砕ける. The phrase 粉々に砕ける is used to describe something that shatters or breaks violently into tiny pieces.

The Japanese word for “terrible” is ひどい. ひどい is used to describe something as very bad, awful or severe.

The term yang is translated into Japanese as 陽. 陽 refers to the essential male principle and represents the positive, bright and active aspects of nature.

The English phrase “hi miss” can be translated into Japanese as こんにちは. こんにちは is a polite greeting used when addressing a woman.

The Japanese word for cool is 涼しい (suzushii). 涼しい is an adjective used to describe a temperature that is pleasantly cool.

The Japanese word for “radioactive” is 放射性. 放射性 is an adjective used to describe something that exhibits radioactivity.