Japanese

The English phrase “eyes” is translated into Japanese as 目. The term 目 is the most commonly used way to refer to eyes in Japanese.

The English phrase “sorry for bothering you” is translated into Japanese as お邪魔してすみません.

The Japanese word for horror is 恐怖.

The phrase leilani is translated into Japanese as レイラニ.

In Japanese, “what would you like?” is said as 何がいいですか？ This phrase is a polite way to ask someone to choose something they want or prefer.

The English word ‘bland’ can be translated into Japanese as 薄味. 薄味 is used to describe food that lacks intense flavor or is lightly seasoned.

The English phrase ‘dimple’ can be translated into Japanese as 靨 or ディンプル. The term refers to an indentation in the cheek.

To say “adopt me” in Japanese, use 私を養子にして. This phrase is a request for someone to legally take a person as their own child.

In Japanese, “good luck” can be expressed in several ways depending on whether you are encouraging effort or wishing for literal fortune.

The Japanese phrase for “edit” is 編集. 編集 (henshū) is used when referring to the process of changing, compiling or organizing text and documents.