Japanese

カリ (kari) is the Japanese way to write the name of a specific character or entity.

The Japanese phrase for “post office” is 郵便局.

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘well’ (meaning in good health) is expressed as 元気.

To say “I decline” in Japanese, use お断りします. お断りします is used to state a firm refusal of an invitation, an offer or a proposal.

ゼイ is the Japanese slang term for “zay”, used to refer to a specific group of people or a collective identity.

The English word ‘confident’ is translated into Japanese as 自信がある. Use 自信がある to describe being very sure of or positive about something.

The English word ‘angle’ can be translated into Japanese as 角度 or 角.

To say “can I use the bathroom” in Japanese, use トイレをお借りできますか？ This phrase is a polite request used to ask for permission to use a restroom.

The English phrase “everything will be okay” is translated into Japanese as 大丈夫.

ヒューゴ is the Japanese way to say the French surname Hugo. ヒューゴ is used to refer to the name Hugo.