Japanese

The English word “woodworking” is translated into Japanese as 木工.

The English phrase ‘you’re really pretty’ is expressed in Japanese as 本当にかわいい.

The English phrase “chink” (meaning a narrow opening) is translated into Japanese as 隙間. 隙間 is used to denote a narrow opening or a gap.

To chew in Japanese is 噛む (kamu). The verb 噛む is used to describe the act of crushing food with one’s teeth prior to swallowing.

The English word “prince” is translated into Japanese as 王子. 王子 is used to refer to the son or male-line grandson of a reigning monarch.

The English word ‘bottom’ can be translated into Japanese, and the default form is 底.

The English phrase “I love her” is expressed in Japanese as 彼女を愛している. This phrase is used to express deep romantic feelings for a woman.

The English phrase ‘expensive’ translates to Japanese as 高い. 高い is an adjective used to describe something that has a high price or cost.

The phrase “dominican republic” in Japanese is ドミニカ共和国. This is the name used to refer to the country in the Caribbean.

The female name Kiana is written キアナ (Kiana) in Japanese, using katakana, the script for foreign names.