Japanese

The Japanese word for elf is エルフ.

In Japanese, the phrase for “long lasting” is 長持ちする.

The English phrase ‘already’ is translated into Japanese using もう as the default form.

The English name Benjamin is translated into Japanese as ベンジャミン. ベンジャミン is used as a male given name.

In Japanese, kami means a god or spirit in the Shinto religion.

In Japanese, “sorry to disturb you” is expressed as お邪魔して申し訳ありません.

The English phrase “I like to draw” is expressed in Japanese as 絵を描くのが好きです.

The English phrase “I have a peanut allergy” is expressed in Japanese as ピーナッツアレルギーがあります.

The Japanese way to say “hi bro” is おす. おす is a masculine greeting used to acknowledge a peer or a superior, particularly within disciplined social groups.

In Japanese, “I need to” is expressed by 必要がある (hitsuyou ga aru). This phrase is used to express that it is necessary for the speaker to do something.