Japanese

マダラの演説 is the Japanese way to say “madara’s speech”. This phrase refers to a formal address or public talk given by the character Madara.

The English phrase “in the end” is translated into Japanese as 結局. 結局 is used to describe a final result or outcome after a series of events.

The Japanese phrase for “screw that” is ふざけるな. ふざけるな is most commonly used as a direct outburst to tell someone to stop joking or acting foolishly.

The usual way to say “I like” in hiragana is すきです (suki desu). With friends you can say just すき (suki), and だいすきです (daisuki desu) means “I like it a lot”.

Stealing in Japanese is 盗み (nusumi). The word 盗み refers to the act of taking something that belongs to someone else without permission.

In Japanese, “no money” is expressed as お金がない (okane ga nai). This phrase is used to state that a person does not have any money.

The English word “bloody” can be translated into Japanese as 血まみれ (chimamire).

The Japanese word for “barbie” is バービー. バービー refers to the Barbie doll.

The Japanese word for “weirdo” is 変人. 変人 is used to describe a strange person.

In Japanese, the phrase ‘may I use the bathroom?’ is expressed as お手洗いをお借りしてもいいですか？