Japanese

Out loud, 愛してる (aishiteru) is pronounced a-i-shi-te-ru. The everyday 好き (suki) is said as “ski” because the vowel u is almost silent.

The English phrase “chainsaw” is translated into Japanese as チェーンソー.

In Japanese, “welcome to our house” is expressed as 我が家へようこそ. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome guests who have just arrived at the speaker’s home.

The English phrase “bacon and eggs” is translated into Japanese as ベーコンエッグ. This term refers to the dish consisting of bacon and eggs.

The English word “caviar” is translated into Japanese as キャビア. The term refers to the roe of the sturgeon or other large fish, specifically black caviar.

The Japanese word for demon is 悪魔.

The Japanese way to say the female given name Lexie is レクシー. レクシー is used as a female given name.

The English term dyslexia is translated into Japanese as 失読症. The term refers to the learning disability known as dyslexia.

The English phrase “so sick” can be translated into Japanese as 超やばい.

The Japanese word for turnip is 蕪. This term refers to the white root of the Brassica rapa plant.