Japanese

The English phrase “billiard” is translated into Japanese as ビリヤード. ビリヤード refers to the game played on a cloth-covered table using a cue stick and balls.

In Japanese, “thank you” is expressed as ありがとう. These phrases are used to express gratitude.

The Japanese phrase 同人 (dōjin) corresponds to the English term dojin.

The English word “experiment” is translated into Japanese as 実験.

The English phrase “I ate an apple” is translated into Japanese as りんごを食べました. This phrase is used to state that the speaker consumed an apple in the past.

The English word “cheerful” can be translated into Japanese in several ways depending on the context.

The English word captain can be translated into Japanese as キャプテン. キャプテン is a loanword from English used mainly in sports contexts.

I like you in Japanese is あなたが好きです. In Japanese, the expression literally translates to ‘you are likable’ or ‘liking exists toward you’.

In Japanese, “I have returned” is expressed as ただいま. This phrase is used specifically to announce your arrival when returning to your home or a home base.

The Japanese phrase for low key is 控えめ (hikaeme). 控えめ is used to describe something or someone as low key, modest or restrained.