Japanese

In kanji, “beautiful” is 美しい (utsukushii). The everyday word 綺麗 (kirei) is also written with kanji and covers “pretty” and “clean” as well.

kanpai is the Japanese phrase for ‘cheers’. 乾杯 is the standard way to say ‘cheers’ when making a toast in social or formal settings.

In kanji, “trust” is 信頼 (shinrai) as a noun and 信じる (shinjiru) as a verb. 信用 (shinyou) is close and stresses reliability or credit.

The English phrase “how old someone is” is expressed in Japanese as 何歳. 何歳 refers to the number of years a person has lived.

In Japanese, the English phrase “dancing” is translated as ダンス.

In Japanese, “just a little bit” is expressed as ちょっとだけ. The phrase is used to describe a small amount of something or a short period of time.

The word for “goodbye” has a kanji spelling, 左様なら (sayounara). In real life it is almost always written in hiragana as さようなら (sayounara).

The Japanese phrase for “repulsive” is 嫌悪感を起こさせる. 嫌悪感を起こさせる is used to describe something that tends to rouse aversion or to repulse.

The English phrase Blox Fruits is written in Japanese as ブロックスフルーツ.

To say “I love your videos” in Japanese, use あなたの動画が大好きです. This phrase is used to express strong admiration or liking for the videos someone creates.