Japanese

Japanese culture has a rich sense of humor, and being able to express that someone is funny is a great

The English phrase “should I?” is translated into Japanese as どうしようかな.

The English phrase ‘gosh’ can be translated into Japanese as まぁ. まぁ is used as a mild expression of surprise or enthusiasm.

何日 is the Japanese phrase for “how many days”. 何日 is a question used to ask about a total number of days.

マルコ is the Japanese way to write the male given name Marco.

The Japanese way to say the female given name ashlyn is アシュリン.

The English phrase ‘not smart’ is expressed in Japanese as 頭がよくない. This phrase is used to describe someone who lacks intelligence or mental ability.

The English word ‘hard’ is translated into Japanese as 難しい (muzukashii).

In Japanese, “yo, what’s up” is expressed as よう、元気？ よう、元気？ is an informal greeting used to ask a friend how they are doing.

ソニック・ザ・ヘッジホッグ is the Japanese way to say “Sonic the Hedgehog” the name of the blue hedgehog character from the video game series.