Japanese

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.

The English phrase “student council president” is translated into Japanese as 生徒会長.

The English word “habit” is translated into Japanese as 習慣. 習慣 refers to an action performed repeatedly and automatically, usually without awareness.

The English word “refreshing” can be translated into Japanese as すっきり. すっきり describes a sense of being refreshing, clear-cut or tidy.

The English phrase ‘keep in touch’ is expressed in Japanese as 連絡を取り合う.

In Japanese, “getting old” is expressed as 年をとる. The phrase 年をとる is a common and straightforward way to convey the idea of getting old in Japanese.

The English word “true” can be translated into Japanese as 真実の or 本当な. Both terms describe something that is concurring with a given set of facts.

The English phrase ‘them’ is translated into Japanese as 彼ら. 彼ら is a third-person plural pronoun.

The English phrase “demon hunter” is translated into Japanese as 鬼狩り. 鬼狩り is a noun used to describe a person who hunts demons.