Japanese

In Japanese, “good luck with your studies” is said as 勉強頑張ってね (benkyō ganbatte ne).

The Japanese equivalent of the male given name Isaiah is イザヤ. イザヤ is used as a masculine given name.

The English phrase ‘main dish’ is translated into Japanese as メインディッシュ. This term refers to the main course of a meal.

The phrase “repeat after me” in Japanese is 繰り返してください.

In hiragana, “scary” is こわい (kowai). It also means “afraid”, as in わたしはこわい (watashi wa kowai), “I am scared”.

In Japanese, the phrase for ‘sorry I’m late’ is 遅れてすみません.

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘stitch’ is translated as 縫い目 (nuime). 縫い目 is used to refer to a stitch or a seam in the context of sewing.

In Japanese, the word for “some” is いくつか. いくつか is used to refer to a certain, unspecified or unknown number of things.

The English word “drunk” can be translated into Japanese as 酔っ払い or 酔っぱらった.

The English phrase ‘goodbye to someone’ is translated into Japanese as さようなら.