Thomas Juan

To walk in Japanese is 歩く (aruku). The verb 歩く is used to describe the physical act of moving on one’s feet.

The English phrase “I love you, son” is translated into Japanese as 愛してるよ、息子.

また次回 is the Japanese phrase for “till next time”. また次回 is a phrase used to say goodbye when you expect to see or speak to someone again.

The Japanese way to say “nuts” (in the sense of being insane) is 狂っている.

In Japanese, “I am single” is expressed as 独身です. This phrase is used to state that a person is not married or in a committed relationship.

The Japanese phrase for “to kill” is 殺す. 殺す is used to mean causing the death of a person or an animal.

In Japanese, the English phrase “coke” is expressed as コーラ.

In Japanese, “I like flowers” is expressed as 花が好きです. This phrase is used to express a general fondness or preference for flowers.

The English phrase “not true” is expressed in Japanese as 本当ではない. This phrase is used to state that a piece of information is incorrect or false.

The English phrase “just die already” is expressed in Japanese as もう死んでくれ.