Wendy Caroline

The Japanese word for ‘lightning bolt’ is 稲妻 (inazuma). 稲妻 refers specifically to a single visible lightning discharge or the bolt itself.

In Japanese, “how many” is expressed as 幾つ or 何. 幾つ (ikutsu) is used to ask for a quantity of items when the specific counter is unknown or not specified.

The English word “chunky” can be translated into Japanese as チャンキー. チャンキー is used as a euphemism for being fat.

The English phrase “my man” is translated into Japanese as 俺のダチ. 俺のダチ is a term used to refer to a male friend.

The English phrase “I love you, idiot” is translated into Japanese as 大好きだよ、バカ.

The Japanese phrase for “god of death” is 死神. 死神 refers to a supernatural being or deity that guides souls to the afterlife or collects them.

To say determination in Japanese, use 決意 (ketsui). 決意 means firm resolve, the decision you have made in your mind to do something.

To say “I eat lunch” in Japanese, use 昼ご飯を食べます. This phrase is used to state that one is consuming a midday meal.

The phrase “your mom” in Japanese is translated as お母さん. お母さん can function as a general-purpose insult in certain contexts.

The English phrase “is this yours?” is translated into Japanese as これ、あなたの？