Japanese

In Japanese, karma is expressed as 業. Karma refers to the total effect of a person’s actions and conduct through the successive phases of their existence.

i am so excited in Japanese is とてもワクワクしています. This phrase is used to express a strong feeling of eager anticipation for a future event.

The English phrase “yes yes” is expressed in Japanese as はいはい.

To go outside in Japanese is 外に出る (soto ni deru). The phrase is used to describe leaving a building or an enclosed area to be in the open air.

The Japanese phrase for blue flower is 青い花, pronounced aoi hana. The phrase is used to describe a flower that has a blue color.

The Japanese phrase for “sick of” is うんざり. うんざり is used to express that you are feeling annoyed or exhausted by something that has happened too many times.

The Japanese phrase for “check-in” is チェックイン. チェックイン is a katakana loanword used for the act of checking in.

The Japanese word for “lesson” is レッスン. レッスン refers to a learning task assigned to a student.

アンナ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Anna. アンナ is used as a female given name.

The English word “nasty” can be translated to Japanese as ひどい.