Japanese

The English phrase ‘land mine’ is translated into Japanese as 地雷.

The English phrase “oh hell no!” can be expressed in Japanese as 絶対嫌だ. 絶対嫌だ is an emphatic expression used to strongly refuse a request or reject an idea.

The English phrase ‘lunchtime’ can be translated into Japanese as 昼時.

Put the name first, then the greeting, as in ユキ、誕生日おめでとう (Yuki, tanjōbi omedetō). With a respectful tone, add さん (san) and ございます (gozaimasu).

The English phrase “comfort woman” is translated into Japanese as 慰安婦.

The English phrase “snacks” is translated into Japanese as お菓子.

To say mute in Japanese, use ミュート (myūto). ミュート is used mainly for digital devices, such as muting a microphone on a video call or muting a smartphone.

The Japanese phrase for “my boyfriend” is 彼氏.

The English phrase “wsp” can be translated into Japanese as どうしたの. どうしたの is an informal way to say “what’s up” or to ask “what’s the matter”.

The English phrase “your favourite food” is translated into Japanese as あなたの好きな食べ物. This phrase refers to the food that a person likes more than any other.