Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “to go” or “to move toward a place” is yuku. The verb describes the action of moving toward a destination.

In Japanese, the name of the coffee shop chain Starbucks is said as スターバックス.

The English word ‘bathhouse’ in Japanese is expressed as 銭湯 (sentō) or 浴場 (yokujō). The term refers to a building with baths for communal use.

In Japanese, “I will do something” is expressed as 何かします. This phrase is used to express an intention to perform an unspecified action.

The English name Margaret is written as マーガレット in Japanese. マーガレット is the most direct and widely used way to refer to the name Margaret in Japanese.

The English phrase “rejected” is translated into Japanese as 却下された.

The English word autograph is サイン in Japanese.

In anime a younger sibling most often says お兄ちゃん (onii-chan) to a big brother. It is warm and childlike.

The English word “sonic” can be translated into Japanese as 音の or 音響の.

The English phrase “rebels” can be translated into Japanese as 反乱軍.