Japanese

The Japanese word for grandson is 孫. The word 孫 is gender-neutral and refers to both a grandson and a granddaughter.

The English phrase “get out of my room” is translated into Japanese as 私の部屋から出て行って.

The English phrase “turn left” is translated into Japanese as 左折.

The English word “alive” is translated into Japanese as 生きている. 生きている is used to describe a continuous state of being alive.

The Japanese phrase for “hi friends” is こんにちは、みんな. This phrase is used as a casual greeting to address a group of people.

The English phrase “sad boy” is translated into Japanese as サッドボーイ. サッドボーイ refers to a young man who expresses emotional vulnerability or melancholy.

The English phrase “new era” is translated into Japanese as 新時代.

The English phrase ‘entrance’ is translated into Japanese as 入口. 入口 is a noun used to denote a place of entering.

The English word ‘angst’ is translated into Japanese as 不安. 不安 refers to a feeling of acute anxiety or apprehension.

The English phrase “pebbles” is translated into Japanese as 小石. 小石 refers to small, smooth stones typically found in rivers or on beaches.