Japanese

マルコス is the Japanese way to say the male given name Marcos. マルコス is used to refer to the male given name Marcos.

When Japanese people raise a glass, they say 乾杯 (kanpai).

The Japanese phrase for goodbye to friends is じゃあね. じゃあね is used among friends and peers to mean see you later or bye.

The Japanese word for “tailed” is 尾のある. This adjective is used to describe something that is having a tail.

The English phrase ‘get over here’ is translated into Japanese as こっちに来て.

The Japanese phrase for “half brother” is 異父兄弟. 異父兄弟 is a noun used to specify a male half-sibling.

The English phrase “oh really” can be translated into Japanese as 本当に.

The Japanese word for arm is 腕. 腕 refers to the upper appendage from the shoulder to the wrist.

The English phrase ‘I brush my teeth’ is translated into Japanese as 歯を磨きます.

The English phrase “plum blossom” is translated into Japanese as 梅の花. 梅の花 refers specifically to the blossom of the Prunus mume plant.