Japanese

The English phrase “pure” is translated into Japanese as 純粋. 純粋 is used to describe something that is free of foreign material, pollutants or adulteration.

To miss in Japanese is expressed through several different verbs depending on the context, with 憧れる being the default form.

The English word “wombat” is translated into Japanese as ウォンバット. ウォンバット is the noun used to refer to the wombat, a marsupial.

To say “clean your room” in Japanese, use 部屋を片付けて. This phrase is used to tell someone to put things away and organize a room to make it tidy.

The Japanese word for battery is バッテリー or 電池.

The English phrase “join me” can be expressed in Japanese as 一緒に行こう. 一緒に行こう is an invitation for someone to go somewhere with you.

The English phrase “I want water” is expressed in Japanese as 水が欲しい.

In Japanese, 温泉 (onsen) means a Japanese hot spring or a Japanese-style resort hotel located at a hot spring.

The English female given name Melanie is expressed in Japanese as メラニー. メラニー is the name Melanie written in Katakana.

The phrase “tokyo drift” in Japanese is トウキョウドフト (tōkyō dorifuto). トウキョウドフト refers specifically to the title of the movie about street racing in Tokyo.