Japanese

The English phrase “you should” is expressed in Japanese as すべき.

In Japanese, the phrase for “you prefer something” is おこのみ.

The Japanese phrase for “more than” is より多い. より多い is used to describe a quantity that is greater than a specific number or amount.

In Japanese, “I thought” is expressed as と思った. The phrase と思った is used to express a belief, opinion or realization that occurred in the past.

The English word “duke” is translated into Japanese as 公爵. 公爵 is used to refer to a male holder of a dukedom.

The English phrase ‘school year’ is translated into Japanese as 学年 (gakunen).

The English phrase ‘cosmic’ is translated into Japanese as 宇宙の.

In Japanese, the phrase for “I want” is 欲しい (hoshii). 欲しい is used to express a desire to possess a specific object or person.

The phrase “goodbye old friend” in Japanese is さらば友よ. さらば友よ is a dramatic or formal way to express farewell to a long-time companion.

The English phrase ‘typo’ can be translated into Japanese. The default form is 誤植.