Japanese

The English phrase “armor” is translated into Japanese as 鎧. 鎧 refers to a protective layer intended to deflect or diffuse damaging forces.

The English word “lapel” is translated into Japanese as ラペル. ラペル refers to each of the two triangular pieces of cloth on a jacket or coat.

The phrase ‘someone has something’ is expressed in Japanese as 持っている. This phrase is used when a person owns or possesses an object.

To say “I like to sleep” in Japanese, use 寝るのが好きです. This phrase is used to express that you enjoy the act of sleeping.

The English phrase “ignoring me” is translated into Japanese as 私を無視している.

The Japanese phrase for “no, you shut up” is うるさいのはそっちだろ.

The English phrase nomination is translated into Japanese as 指名. The term refers to the act or instance of nominating.

The Japanese phrase for “speedy recovery” is ご全快 (gozenkai).

The English word ‘learning’ translates to Japanese as 学習 (gakushū). 学習 refers to the action of learning.

The English phrase “paper crane” is translated into Japanese as 折り鶴. The term refers specifically to a crane made by folding a square piece of paper.