Japanese

The English phrase “you can do something” is expressed in Japanese using できる.

The English phrase ‘pinky promise’ is translated into Japanese as 指切り. 指切り (yubikiri) is a noun referring to a promise made by entwining pinky fingers.

The phrase “one piece is real” in Japanese is ひとつなぎの大秘宝は実在する.

In Japanese, “I want to study” is expressed as 勉強したい. This phrase is used to express a personal desire to learn or acquire knowledge.

The Japanese word for excuse is 言い訳 (iiwake). 言い訳 is a general term for an excuse or explanation, but it often carries a negative connotation.

The English phrase “slippers” is translated into Japanese as スリッパ. スリッパ refers to slippers.

The English phrase “ranch dressing” is translated into Japanese as シーザードレッシング. This term refers to a condiment.

The English phrase “I wish I could” is expressed in Japanese as できたらいいのに.

In Japanese, くそ (kuso) is used to say “crap” or “damn”.

The English word ‘collar’ is translated into Japanese as 襟. The word refers to the fabric part of a garment that fits around the throat.