Japanese

In Japanese, “what do you want me to say?” is expressed as 何て言ってほしいの？

The English phrase “thunder god” is translated into Japanese as 雷神 (Raijin). 雷神 refers to a thunder deity.

The phrase “no one likes you” in Japanese is 誰もあなたのことが好きじゃない. This phrase is a statement used to tell someone that they are disliked by everyone.

The English word “narwhal” is イッカク in Japanese. イッカク is the noun used to refer to the Arctic cetacean known as the narwhal.

In Japanese, the word for economics is 経済学.

The English word “confused” is expressed in Japanese as 混乱している.

The English word ‘drill’ is translated into Japanese as ドリル. The term refers to a tool used for making holes.

In anime, a casual “hi” is often よう (yō), a short greeting between friends, mostly among boys.

In Japanese, ‘natural’ can be expressed using several terms depending on the context. The default form is 自然な.

To drive in Japanese is 運転する (unten suru). 運転する means to operate a motor vehicle.