Japanese

In Japanese, the word for hay is 干し草. 干し草 refers to grass that has been cut and dried specifically to be used as animal fodder.

The English word “bought” is translated into Japanese as 買った. The phrase is used to indicate that someone has acquired something by paying money for it.

The Japanese word for “crunchy” is カリカリ. カリカリ is used colloquially to describe the crunchiness of various snacks or crispy elements in dishes.

The English phrase “you make me happy” is expressed in Japanese as あなたは私を幸せにします.

The English phrase “love me” is translated into Japanese as 私を愛して.

The English phrase “what did you do today?” is translated into Japanese as 今日は何をしたの？

ノーマ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Norma. ノーマ is used as a female given name.

In Japanese, the name for the United States state of Hawaii is ハワイ. The name is written as ハワイ in Katakana because it is a foreign loanword.

The English phrase “serious punch” is translated into Japanese as マジ殴り.

The English word “stomach” can be translated into Japanese as お腹.