Japanese

The Japanese word for wet is 濡れた. 濡れた is used to describe an object that is covered with or impregnated with liquid.

The English word “straight” is translated into Japanese as まっすぐ. まっすぐ is used to describe something that is not crooked or bent.

The English word ‘part’ is translated to Japanese as 部分 (bubun). 部分 is used to refer to a distinct element of something larger.

In Japanese, “are you gay?” is translated as ゲイですか？ This phrase is a direct question used to ask if a person is attracted to people of their own gender.

The Japanese word for voice is 声. The term 声 refers to the sound made through the vibration of the vocal cords.

The phrase “your next” can be translated into Japanese as 次はあなたです. A phrase used to tell someone that it is their turn to do something.

The English phrase “my dream” is translated into Japanese as 私の夢.

The English surname Beckett is written as ベケット in Japanese.

行きたい is the Japanese phrase for “I want to go”. This phrase is used to express a desire to travel to or visit a place.

The English phrase “I love you, son” is translated into Japanese as 愛してるよ、息子.