Japanese

On the phone, Japanese people usually end a call with 失礼します (shitsurei shimasu), “excuse me for hanging up”.

The Japanese word muda means useless, futility or waste. muda is used to describe the futility or uselessness of an action or resource.

ルル is the Japanese way to say the proper name Lulu. ルル is used as a proper name to refer to a person.

The English phrase “will you be my valentine?” can be expressed in Japanese as 私のバレンタインになってくれる？

見たい is the Japanese phrase for ‘I want to see’. This phrase is used to express a desire to look at or watch something.

The English word “glad” is translated into Japanese as うれしい (ureshii).

The Japanese phrase for “have a good flight” is よいフライトを. よいフライトを is used specifically in the context of air travel.

In Japanese, the phrase for “douchebag” is 嫌な奴. 嫌な奴 is used to describe a jerk or an idiot.

The phrase “this is my husband” in Japanese is こちらは私の夫です.

The English word ‘city’ can be translated into Japanese using several terms depending on the context, with 市 being the default administrative form.