Ryan Lester

To say “house” in hiragana you use いえ (ie). In casual talk うち (uchi) also means a house or home, and じゅうたく (jūtaku) is a formal word for housing.

二股の尾 is the Japanese phrase for “two tails”. This phrase is used to describe a physical characteristic where a creature possesses two tails instead of one.

The English phrase arise is translated into Japanese as 生じる. 生じる means to start to exist, to originate.

The Japanese way to say the male given name Walter is ウォルター. ウォルター is used as a male given name.

The English phrase “businessman” can be translated into Japanese as ビジネスマン or 実業家.

The English phrase “sonny” is translated into Japanese as 坊や. 坊や is a familiar way to address a young boy.

The English phrase invincible is translated into Japanese as 倒せない. The word describes someone or something that is impossible to defeat, destroy or kill.

The English phrase “my friends” can be translated into Japanese as 私の友達. This phrase refers to people with whom one has a friendly relationship.

The Japanese name Marie is written as マリー. マリー is a female given name.

In Japanese, Sun Wukong is written as 孫悟空. 孫悟空 is the name of the Monkey King, a legendary figure from the Chinese novel Journey to the West.