Japanese

The English phrase ‘wild boar’ is translated into Japanese as 猪. Both terms refer to the wild boar (Sus scrofa).

The Japanese phrase for the female given name “Marissa” is マリッサ. マリッサ is used to represent the female given name Marissa.

‘lmao’ in Japanese is expressed as 草.

The English word “zinc” is translated into Japanese as 亜鉛. 亜鉛 is a noun used to refer to the chemical element zinc.

In hiragana, “eat” is たべる (taberu). The polite form is たべます (tabemasu), and めしあがる (meshiagaru) is the respectful word for someone else eating.

The phrase “I trusted you” in Japanese is expressed as 信じていたのに.

The English phrase “completely” is translated into Japanese as 完全に. 完全に is used to describe something occurring to the fullest extent or degree.

The English word “climate” can be translated into Japanese as 気候.

To say “take away” in Japanese, use 持ち帰り.

In Japanese, ‘i will never forgive you’ is said as 絶対に許さない.