Japanese

In Japanese, ‘i give up’ is expressed as 諦めます. This phrase is used to announce that one stops trying to do something because it is too difficult.

The English phrase “summoning jutsu” is translated into Japanese as 口寄せの術.

In Japanese, ‘office’ can be translated in several ways, most commonly as 事務所.

In Japanese, ‘I love you’ can be expressed in several ways. The default form is 愛してる. These phrases are used to affirm romantic feelings.

The Japanese word for ‘paws’ is 肉球 (nikukyū). 肉球 is the standard term used to refer specifically to the soft, padded parts of an animal’s paw.

In Japanese, the English word ‘exercise’ can be expressed in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 運動.

The English phrase “blue jeans” is translated into Japanese as ジーンズ. ジーンズ refers to denim trousers.

The phrase “big head” in Japanese is translated as 大頭. The phrase refers to a person who has a physical head that is larger than average.

ベンジ is the Japanese phonetic translation of the proper name Benji, used to refer to a person or an animal. ベンジ is used as a proper name.

The English phrase “stay back” is translated into Japanese as 下がって.