Japanese

The phrase “I love you, best friend” in Japanese is expressed as 大好きだよ、親友.

The English adjective “stingy” is expressed in Japanese as けちな. These terms are used to describe someone who is unwilling to spend or give.

セブ is the Japanese way to say Seb, referring to the city and province in the Philippines.

The English word ‘daddy’ can be translated into Japanese as パパ. パパ is an informal term used to mean ‘daddy’.

The English word “monarchy” is translated into Japanese as 君主制. 君主制 refers to a form of government with a hereditary head of state.

The English adjective ‘rocky’ is translated into Japanese as ロッキー. The term is used to describe something that is abounding in or full of rocks.

The English verb ‘request’ is expressed in Japanese as リクエスト. リクエスト is a loanword used to describe asking someone to do something.

The Japanese word for dusty is 埃っぽい (hokorippoi). 埃っぽい is an adjective used to describe something or somewhere that is covered with dust.

VAT (value-added tax) in Japanese is 付加価値税. 付加価値税 is the technical term for value-added tax.

The English phrase “your kind” can be translated into Japanese as あなたのような親切な人.