Japanese

The English phrase “keep trying” can be translated into Japanese as 諦めないで.

The English phrase “monsters” is translated into Japanese as 怪物. 怪物 is used to refer to a general monster or creature.

In Japanese, ‘elder’ is expressed as 年上. The term 年上 is used to describe someone who is older than oneself or someone else.

The English word titan can be translated into Japanese as either 巨人 or タイタン.

The English word ‘crash’ (meaning a vehicle accident) can be translated into Japanese using several terms.

The English phrase “hot tea” is translated into Japanese as 温かいお茶. This phrase refers to tea that is served at a high temperature.

In Japanese, “nice to see you again” is expressed as また会えて嬉しいです.

ルーベン is the Japanese way to say ruben.

サントス is the Japanese way to say the proper name Santos. サントス is used as a proper name to refer to a person or a place.

The English letter d is expressed in Japanese as ディー.