Japanese

The English phrase “see ya later” is translated into Japanese as またね. またね is an informal way to say goodbye when you expect to see the person again.

The Japanese word for “ever” is 今までに.

The English phrase ‘seven days’ is translated into Japanese as 七日間. 七日間 is used to express a period of time lasting for seven days.

The English phrase “malevolent shrine” is translated into Japanese as 伏魔御厨子.

The Japanese word for “cities” is 都市. 都市 is used to refer to a city in a formal, administrative or geographical sense.

The English phrase “my child” is translated into Japanese as 我が子.

The English phrase “beets” is translated into Japanese as ビーツ. ビーツ refers to the edible root of a plant that has red or golden flesh.

In Japanese, to remove is 削除する (sakujo suru).

To say should in Japanese, use べき (beki), which expresses what someone ought to do. べき expresses a strong moral or logical obligation.

The Japanese word for marmot is マーモット. The word refers to a rodent of the genera Marmota.