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In Japanese, “good eating” is expressed as いただきます (itadakimasu). いただきます is a phrase used to express gratitude immediately before beginning to eat a meal.

The Japanese word for elm is ニレ. The word ニレ is a noun used to refer to trees of the genus Ulmus.

The English phrase “years old” is translated into Japanese using 歳. The word 歳 is used as a counter to state the specific age of a person or an animal.

The English phrase “I love you” is expressed in Japanese as 愛してる. This phrase is used to affirm romantic feelings.

The English phrase “ex boyfriend” is translated into Japanese as 元カレ. 元カレ refers to a man who was previously in a romantic relationship with someone.

In Japanese, “god bless” is expressed as 神のご加護を. The phrase is used to wish someone divine protection or good fortune.

To say “I am cold” in Japanese, you use 寒いです. A statement used to say that the air or environment feels cold.

To say “I miss my friends” in Japanese, use 友達がいなくて寂しい. Japanese does not have a direct equivalent to the verb ‘to miss’.

ok bye in Japanese is said as じゃあね. じゃあね is a casual way to say goodbye to a friend or acquaintance.

The English phrase “sweet potato” is translated into Japanese as 薩摩芋. The term refers to the sweet potato tuber.