Japanese

The English phrase “shut it” is translated into Japanese as 黙れ. 黙れ is an impolite command used to tell someone to stop talking immediately.

The English word “strength” is translated into Japanese as 力. 力 can refer to physical strength, but also to power, influence or a specific ability.

In Japanese, the phrase “two things are different” is expressed as 二つのものは違う. The phrase is used to state that two objects or ideas are not the same.

In Japanese, the word for password is パスワード. パスワード is the term used in computing to describe a string of characters known only to a user.

The English word “stereotype” is translated into Japanese as ステレオタイプ.

The English phrase “be nice” is expressed in Japanese as 優しくして.

To save money in Japanese is to say 節約する (setsuyaku suru).

The English word “right” (of direction, opposite of left) is translated into Japanese as 右. 右 is used to indicate the direction opposite of left.

The English word “omnipotent” is translated into Japanese as 全能の. 全能の describes someone or something having unlimited power, force or authority.

The English name Genevieve is translated into Japanese as ジュヌヴィエーヴ. ジュヌヴィエーヴ is the phonetic transcription used for the female given name Genevieve.