Japanese

The Japanese word for stimulus is 刺激. 刺激 refers to something external that elicits or influences a physiological or psychological activity or response.

The Japanese word for violence is 暴力.

The English word “complicated” is translated into Japanese as 複雑.

The Japanese phrase for “stay warm” is 暖かくしてね. This phrase is a friendly wish used to encourage someone to keep their body warm during cold weather.

A well-known indirect way is 月が綺麗ですね (tsuki ga kirei desu ne), “the moon is beautiful, isn’t it”.

The usual Japanese word for clean is きれい (kirei). A more formal word for hygienic cleanliness is せいけつ (seiketsu).

Happy Chinese New Year in Japanese is 春節おめでとう. This phrase is used to wish someone a happy Lunar New Year.

The phrase “I’ve got your back” in Japanese is expressed as 味方だよ.

To say “I must go” in Japanese, use 私は行かなければなりません (watashi wa ikanakereba narimasen), a polite sentence that says you have to leave or go somewhere.

The English phrase ‘divorce’ is translated into Japanese as 離婚.