Sophia Maureen

The English word “slap” is ビンタ in Japanese. ビンタ refers to a physical strike with an open hand, most commonly used in the context of a strike to the face.

In Japanese, 私 is the standard way to say “me”. 私 (watashi) is a pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

The English phrase “casual hello” is translated into Japanese as やあ. やあ is an informal greeting used to say hello to friends or people you know well.

The English phrase “jasper” can be translated into Japanese as either 碧玉 or ジャスパー. The term refers to the precious stone known as jasper.

Rock climbing in Japanese is ロッククライミング. The sport of scaling rock faces can be referred to using a loanword or a more traditional Japanese term.

The English phrase “change language” is translated into Japanese as 言語を変更する.

The Japanese word for pine is 松, pronounced matsu. 松 refers to a tree of the genus Pinus.

The English word “piglet” is translated into Japanese as 子豚. 子豚 is the standard term for a young pig.

The English word “glad” is translated into Japanese as うれしい (ureshii).

To play music in Japanese is 音楽をかける (ongaku o kakeru).