Japanese

The English phrase “I am amazing” is translated into Japanese as すごいでしょう.

The Japanese word for ‘though’ is けど. けど is used to express ‘however’ or ‘but’.

A common Japanese way to say dammit is くそ (kuso). くそ is blurted out in anger or frustration, like dammit or damn.

In Japanese, time travel is expressed as タイムトラベル. This refers to the hypothetical or fictional concept of traveling to the past or the future.

The Japanese phrase for “around the world” is 世界中, pronounced sekaijū.

The English word “zero” is translated into Japanese as ゼロ (zero), 零 (rei) or 〇. The term refers to the cardinal number before 1, denoting nothing.

The Japanese word for town is 町, also written as 街 or 都市.

In Japanese, “where is it?” is expressed as どこですか？

The Japanese word for brandy is ブランデー (burandē). ブランデー refers to the liquor brandy.

The English word “companion” can be translated into Japanese using several terms, most commonly 仲間.