Japanese

The Japanese word for cemetery is 墓地 (bochi). 墓地 is the general word for a cemetery or graveyard, from a small temple graveyard to a large public cemetery.

The Japanese word for eraser is 消しゴム. 消しゴム is the most common word for an eraser in Japanese, referring to an object used to remove writing or drawings.

To rub in Japanese is こする (kosuru). The verb こする is used to describe moving one object against another to create physical friction.

グウェン is the Japanese way to write the female given name Gwen. グウェン is used as a female given name.

The English phrase “he said” is translated into Japanese as 彼が言った. This phrase is used to report a statement made by a male person in the past.

In Japanese, “greetings from” is expressed as 〜からよろしく. This phrase is used to send regards or well wishes to someone from a specific person or group.

The English phrase “I am good” is translated into Japanese as 元気です.

To meet in Japanese is 会う. The verb 会う is used when you come face to face with someone by arrangement.

The English phrase “you’re very cute” is expressed in Japanese as とても可愛い.

The Japanese phrase for something is your favorite is お気に入り.