Sophia Maureen

In Japanese, ‘to visit’ is expressed as 訪れる (otozureru).

The Japanese phrase for “I want to be” is なりたい.

The Japanese verb for “kick” is 蹴る. The verb refers to striking or raising something with the foot or leg.

The English phrase ‘every day’ is translated into Japanese as 毎日. 毎日 is used to describe actions occurring every day.

The English word “allegory” is 寓意 in Japanese.

The English phrase ‘as usual’ is translated into Japanese as 相変わらず.

The Japanese word for god is 神. The term is used to refer to a deity.

Soy sauce in Japanese is 醤油 (shōyu). 醤油 refers to the condiment and ingredient made from fermented soybeans.

The English word “zero” is translated into Japanese as ゼロ (zero), 零 (rei) or 〇. The term refers to the cardinal number before 1, denoting nothing.

The English word “nobility” is translated into Japanese as 貴族.