Japanese

The English phrase “I kill you” can be translated into Japanese as 殺すぞ. 殺すぞ is a violent threat used to intimidate someone or express extreme anger.

To say “have a great time” in Japanese, use 楽しんできてね. This phrase is used to wish someone enjoyment before they go to an event or activity.

The Japanese phrase for “graduation ceremony” is 卒業式. 卒業式 refers to a formal event held to celebrate students receiving their academic degrees or diplomas.

In Japanese, “so good” can be expressed as すごくいい. The phrase is used to describe something of very high quality or that is very pleasing.

The English phrase “to draw” is translated into Japanese as 描く. 描く means to produce a picture or a diagram by making lines and marks on a surface.

The Japanese word for “everyone” is みんな. Both みんな and 皆さん are used to refer to every person or a group of people.

To walk the dog in Japanese is 犬の散歩をする. The phrase is used to describe taking a dog outside for exercise.

The Japanese term for roller coaster is ジェットコースター.

The English phrase ‘rather’ (meaning ‘more precisely’) is translated into Japanese as むしろ.

ate in Japanese is 食べた (tabeta). The past tense of eat, used to say that someone has consumed food.