Japanese

The English phrase “every month” is expressed in Japanese as 毎月. 毎月 is used to describe something that happens once in each month.

Vaporeon is translated into Japanese as シャワーズ. This term refers specifically to the Water-type evolution of the Pokémon Eevee.

The Japanese phrase for “wind style” is 風遁 (fūton). 風遁 refers to a type of elemental magic or technique that uses wind.

オールマイト is the Japanese way to say the name of the superhero character All Might from the series My Hero Academia.

In hiragana, “math” is すうがく (sūgaku). In elementary school the subject is called さんすう (sansū).

The English phrase “go on” is translated into Japanese as 続けて.

The Japanese word for “cheers” is 乾杯 (kanpai), said when glasses are raised together. It is written with kanji meaning “dry” and “cup”.

In Japanese, “I feel dizzy” is expressed as めまいがする. This phrase is used to describe the sensation of spinning or losing one’s balance.

The Japanese word for the feeling of surprise is 驚き (odoroki). 驚き is used to refer to the noun form of the feeling that something unexpected has occurred.

The Japanese word 柵 (saku) means a fence or a barrier used to enclose an area or to keep people and animals out.