Japanese

In Japanese, class president is 学級委員長 (gakkyū iinchō).

The Japanese word for “lie” is 嘘. 嘘 (uso) refers to an intentional untruth.

The English word “windmill” is translated into Japanese as 風車. The term 風車 can refer to both traditional windmills and modern wind turbines.

Doctor is いしゃ (isha) in Japanese. The polite form is おいしゃさん (oishasan), and when speaking to a doctor you call them せんせい (sensei).

The Japanese phrase 何やってるんだろう？ means “what am I doing?”.

リク is a Japanese masculine given name, pronounced riku. リク is used as a masculine given name.

The Japanese phrase for “please be quiet” is 静かにしてください. This phrase is used to make a polite request for someone to stop making noise.

The English phrase “vote for me” can be expressed in Japanese as 私に投票してください.

To say devil fruit in Japanese, use 悪魔の実.

アイダ (aida) is the Japanese female given name アイダ is used as a female given name.