Japanese

The Japanese phrase asu is translated as asu (phrase).

In Japanese, “gn” is an informal abbreviation for “good night,” represented by the phrase おやすみ.

Military deployment in Japanese is 軍隊の派遣 (guntai no haken).

Thunder breathing in Japanese is 雷の呼吸.

The Japanese word for student is 学生. 学生 (gakusei) refers to a person enrolled at a school, university or other educational institution.

The English phrase “hallelujah” is translated into Japanese as ハレルヤ. ハレルヤ is an exclamation used to praise God.

The English word ‘grasshopper’ can be translated into Japanese as 飛蝗 or 蝗. Both terms are used to refer to an insect of the suborder Caelifera.

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘minor’ (referring to someone below the legal age of majority) is translated as 未成年.

In Japanese, “are you awake?” is expressed as 起きてる？ The phrase is used to ask if someone is currently awake or has woken up.

The English phrase ‘piece of cake’ can be translated into Japanese as 朝飯前. The phrase is used to describe a task that is easy or simple to accomplish.