Japanese

The English phrase “multiple adjectives” is translated into Japanese as 複数の形容詞.

In Japanese, ‘lol’ can be expressed as w (w). These terms are used to indicate laughter or that something is funny.

In Japanese, “my hero” is translated as 私のヒーロー. The phrase refers to a person who is greatly admired or looked up to for their courage or achievements.

Kakegurui is the Japanese phrase used as the title for a manga and anime series centered around students who gamble.

In Japanese, the phrase “type” is translated as タイプ.

The kanji for minutes of time is 分 (fun or pun), added after a number. The written record of a meeting, its “minutes”, is 議事録 (gijiroku).

In Japanese, “this summer” is expressed as 今年の夏. 今年の夏 refers specifically to the summer of the current calendar year.

The English phrase “drums” is translated into Japanese as ドラム.

犬が好きです is the Japanese way to say “I like dogs”. This phrase is used to express a general fondness or preference for dogs.

In Japanese, “thank you and please” is expressed as ありがとうございます、お願いします. This combination is used to show both gratitude and a request.