Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “too bad” is 残念. 残念 is used to express that something is a pity or too bad.

To say goodbye: see you later in Japanese, use またね (mata ne). またね is a casual goodbye when you expect to see the person again soon.

The English word ‘dwarf’ can be translated into Japanese as ドワーフ.

The English word ‘larva’ is translated into Japanese as 幼虫. 幼虫 is used to refer to an animal in such stage of growth.

The English phrase ‘up to you’ is translated into Japanese as お任せします. Used to tell someone that you are letting them make the decision.

The Japanese word for kiddo is ちび. ちび is an informal term that refers to someone as a small or cute person, similar to a kiddo.

The English phrase “congratulations on your graduation” is expressed in Japanese as ご卒業おめでとうございます.

In Japanese, “bye” can be expressed through several different forms. The default form is またね.

The English word “insanity” is translated into Japanese as 狂気. 狂気 refers to the state of being insane or a condition of severe madness.

良い一日を is the Japanese phrase for “have a good day”. 良い一日を is a polite phrase used to wish someone a pleasant day when saying goodbye.