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The Japanese word for liberty is 自由. 自由 is a noun meaning the condition of being free.

The English phrase “I want to travel” is expressed in Japanese as 旅行に行きたい. This phrase is used to express a desire to go on a trip.

The Japanese word for “manny” (a male nanny) is マニー. The term マニー is used as a noun to refer to a male nanny.

In Japanese, the English phrase queen is translated as 女王. The term 女王 is used to describe a female monarch.

The Japanese phrase for “over my dead body” is 冗談じゃない.

In Japanese, “I really love you” is expressed as 本当に愛してる.

The English phrase “cherry tree” is translated into Japanese as 桜の木. The term 桜の木 specifically refers to a tree of the subgenus Cerasus.

The Japanese word for nightmare is 悪夢. Much like in English, it is also used figuratively to describe a terrible real-life situation.

The Japanese word for pickle is ピクルス (pikurusu). ピクルス is used to refer to preserved cucumbers.

In Japanese, the phrase for lavatory is お手洗い. お手洗い refers to a room with a toilet and washbasin for personal hygiene.