Walter Lachlan

In Japanese, “are you sad?” is expressed as 悲しいですか？ This phrase is used to ask if someone is experiencing feelings of sorrow or unhappiness.

The English phrase ‘grocery store’ is translated into Japanese as 食料品店.

The Japanese phrase for “I love you so much” is 大好き. 大好き is used to express strong affection or a deep liking for someone or something.

In Japanese, adversity is expressed as 逆境. 逆境 primarily refers to challenging external circumstances rather than internal struggles or personal hardships.

The English word “covenant” is translated into Japanese as 契約. 契約 is the standard term used for legal contracts, business agreements and formal covenants.

The Japanese phrase for “your grade level” is 学年. 学年 refers to the specific year of schooling a student is currently in.

リコ is the Japanese way to say rico.

The Japanese word for eclipse is 食. In Japanese, the term for an eclipse refers to the passage of one planetary object between others.

The English phrase ‘I miss her’ is expressed in Japanese as 彼女が恋しい.

The English word “cello” is translated into Japanese as チェロ. Both terms refer to the musical instrument known as the cello.