Japanese

In Japanese, “I am from canada” is said as カナダ出身です. This phrase is used to identify the country where a person was born or grew up.

The English phrase “upside down” is translated into Japanese as 逆さに, 逆さまに or 逆さ. These terms are used to describe something that is inverted.

水の呼吸 拾壱ノ型 is the Japanese way to say water breathing 11th form. This phrase refers to the name of a specific combat technique from the series Demon Slayer.

The phrase “teach me” in Japanese is 教えて. This phrase is used to request that someone provide information or explain how to perform a task.

The English name Malachi is written in Japanese as マラキ. マラキ is a Japanese transcription of the male given name Malachi.

In Japanese, the phrase for raw fish is 刺身 (sashimi).

The English phrase ‘want to be friends’ is translated to Japanese as 友達になりたい. This phrase is used to express a desire to start a friendship with someone.

The Japanese word for noisy is うるさい (urusai). うるさい is used to describe something that is noisy, loud or annoying.

The English phrase ‘more or less’ can be translated into Japanese as およそ (meaning ‘approximately’).

The English word “cheeky” can be translated into Japanese as 生意気 (namaiki). 生意気 is used to describe someone who is being impudent or impertinent.