Japanese

The Japanese word for atmosphere is 雰囲気 (fun’iki). 雰囲気 refers to the environment, conditions or ambience.

The Japanese phrase for “wanna call” is 通話したい. 通話したい is an informal way to express that you want to have a telephone or voice conversation with someone.

The English phrase “just stop” can be translated into Japanese as やめて.

The Japanese word for “boots” is ブーツ. ブーツ refers to footwear that covers the foot and ankle and extends up the leg.

The Japanese phrase for foreigner is 外国人 (gaijin). The term is used to describe a person who is not a citizen of Japan.

The Japanese phrase for “I am cool” is 私はかっこいい. The phrase is used to describe oneself as being cool, stylish or handsome.

リゼット is the Japanese way to write the female given name Lizeth. リゼット is used as a female given name.

The Japanese phrase for “little one” is おちびちゃん. おちびちゃん is used by adults when addressing or referring to very small children in a playful or endearing way.

The English word vermicelli can be translated into Japanese as ヴェルミチェッリ or 麺類. ヴェルミチェッリ refers specifically to the long, slender pasta known as vermicelli.

私は神を愛しています is the Japanese phrase for “I love God”. This phrase is used to express deep affection or religious devotion toward a divine being.