Japanese

In Japanese, “it can’t be helped” is expressed as しょうがない.

振られた is the Japanese way to say “I got rejected”. This phrase is used when someone refuses a romantic proposal or ends a romantic relationship with you.

To say thank you to teacher in Japanese, say 先生、ありがとうございます (sensei, arigatōgozaimasu). It addresses the teacher by title and thanks them politely.

The Japanese word for driving is 運転 (unten). 運転 refers to the action of operating a motor vehicle.

The English phrase “research” is translated into Japanese as 研究.

The phrase “I want to go to the toilet” in Japanese is トイレに行きたい.

The English phrase “once a month” is translated into Japanese as 月に1回. This phrase is used to describe an event that happens one time every month.

The English word “idiot” translates to Japanese as 馬鹿. 馬鹿 is the direct translation for “idiot” and is a common colloquial term.

The English word ‘lance’ can be translated into Japanese as 槍 or 矛. Both terms refer to a weapon of war, specifically a spear or lance.

The English phrase “happy birthday dad” is translated into Japanese as お父さん、誕生日おめでとう. This phrase is a greeting used to wish one’s father a happy birthday.