Japanese

In Japanese, the phrase for “next in line” is 次の方. 次の方 refers to the person who is immediately after the current person in a queue.

The English verb ‘throw’ is translated into Japanese as 投げる. The primary meaning is to cause an object to move rapidly through the air.

The English phrase “big sister” is translated into Japanese as お姉さん. The phrase is used to refer to a female sibling who is older than the speaker.

The English female given name Audrey is written in Japanese as オードリー. オードリー is the katakana transcription used for the female given name Audrey.

ナターシャ is the Japanese way to write the female given name Natasha. ナターシャ is used to refer to the name Natasha. An informal nickname for this name is ターシャ.

The Japanese word for vampire bat is チスイコウモリ. チスイコウモリ is a noun used to refer to the bats belonging to the subfamily Desmodontinae.

The respectful way to say “good morning” in Japanese is おはようございます (ohayou gozaimasu). Adding ございます (gozaimasu) makes it polite.

The English phrase “I quit” can be expressed in Japanese as やめます. This phrase is used to announce that you are leaving a job or stopping an activity.

In Japanese, え (e)

The English phrase “kaioken times 10” is translated into Japanese as 界王拳10倍.