Japanese

The English phrase “muscles” is translated into Japanese as 筋肉. The most common and standard term for muscles in Japanese is 筋肉.

In Japanese, “can I have more tea?” is said as お茶のおかわりをいただけますか？ The phrase お茶のおかわりをいただけますか？ is a polite request for a second serving or a refill of tea.

In Japanese, “thank you for the present” is said as プレゼントをありがとう. This phrase is used to express gratitude to someone who has given you a gift.

Eri is a Japanese female given name. In Japanese writing, this name is typically written using the katakana script.

The English word “dimension” is translated into Japanese as 次元.

The phrase マライ is the Japanese way to say malai.

In Japanese, “one please” is said as ひとつください. This phrase is used to make a polite request for a single item or serving of something.

The English phrase ‘cold noodles’ is translated into Japanese as 冷やし中華.

The English word ‘talon’ is translated into Japanese as 鉤爪. 鉤爪 refers to a hooked claw.

The English phrase “doppelganger” can be translated into Japanese as ドッペルゲンガー.