Japanese

The English phrase ‘subjugation’ is translated into Japanese as 征服. 征服 refers to the act of subjugating a people or territory.

In Japanese, to hunt is expressed as 狩る. The verbs describe the act of chasing down prey.

卒業 is the Japanese word for graduation. 卒業 refers to the act of graduating. If you want to specifically refer to the graduation ceremony, use 卒業式.

The Japanese word for “trash” is ゴミ. ゴミ refers to things that are to be discarded.

In hiragana, “phone number” is でんわばんごう (denwa bangō). Speakers often shorten it to ばんごう (bangō) when the topic is obvious.

The Japanese word for crown is 王冠. 王冠 refers specifically to a crown worn by a king or queen.

The English word ‘rotten’ is translated into Japanese as 腐った (kusatta). 腐った is used to describe things that have gone bad, such as food.

The English phrase wildebeest is expressed in Japanese as ヌー.

The Japanese word for secret is 秘密. 秘密 refers to something confidential or not meant to be disclosed.

The Japanese phrase for “uhh” is えーと. えーと is a filler word used when a speaker is pausing to think of what to say next.