Samantha Dawn

The Japanese phrase for “day after tomorrow” is あさって. あさって is a noun used to refer to the day after tomorrow.

The Japanese phrase for “please stop it” is やめてください. The phrase やめてください is used to request that someone cease an annoying, harmful or inappropriate action.

The English phrase “so pretty” is translated into Japanese as とても綺麗.

To say “be my friend” in Japanese, use 友達になって. This phrase is used to request that someone start a friendship with you.

To say “I like your shoes” in Japanese, you use その靴いいね. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that you find their footwear attractive.

Thursday in Japanese is 木曜日 (mokuyōbi). The word is used to denote the day of the week Thursday.

The Japanese phrase for bub is お前. お前 is a way to say ‘you’.

The English phrase “you’re so ugly” is translated into Japanese as 超ブサイク.

The English phrase “not now” is translated into Japanese as 今じゃない.

カレブ is the Japanese way to say the male given name Kaleb.