Japanese

To use in Japanese is 使う. The verb refers to the action of using something.

The English name Lachlan is written in Japanese as ラクラン.

The Japanese word for hometown is 故郷, pronounced furusato. 故郷 is used to refer to one’s place of birth or residence.

The English phrase “again and again” is translated into Japanese as 何度も. 何度も is used to describe something that happens many times.

The English word “settings” is translated into Japanese as 設定. 設定 is the most common and straightforward term used to describe settings.

The Japanese word for abattoir is 屠畜場. The terms in this group all refer to a public slaughterhouse or an abattoir.

In Japanese, the word for wreath can be expressed as either リース or 花輪.

The English word “slap” is ビンタ in Japanese. ビンタ refers to a physical strike with an open hand, most commonly used in the context of a strike to the face.

In Japanese, ‘take this’ is expressed as これを受け取って.

The English phrase ‘piece’ can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context, with the default form being 部分.