Japanese

To piggyback in Japanese is expressed as おんぶ. The term refers to the act of carrying someone on one’s back or shoulders.

ヒソカ (Hisoka) is the Japanese name for a character from the manga and anime series Hunter x Hunter.

To say “hold on” in Japanese, you use ちょっと待って.

In Japanese, ‘really’ is expressed as 本当に. 本当に is an adverb used to mean ‘actually’.

The Japanese verb for ‘to hear’ is 聞く.

源氏 (Genji) is the Japanese term for a historical clan name or a reference to the protagonist of the classic novel The Tale of Genji.

In Japanese, 行かなきゃ is the phrase for “I need to go”. This phrase is used to indicate that the speaker must leave the current location or situation.

The English phrase “I love cats” is expressed in Japanese as 猫が大好きです. This phrase is used to express a strong liking or affection for cats.

In Japanese, “I can help” is expressed as 手伝え ます.

The English phrase ‘mayor’ is translated into Japanese as 市長. 市長 is used to refer to the leader of a city.