Japanese

In Japanese, “do you like this?” is expressed as これ好き？ This phrase is used to ask if someone finds a specific object or thing appealing.

The English phrase “stupid kid” is translated into Japanese as クソガキ.

The English phrase “hey handsome” can be translated into Japanese as ねえ、イケメン.

Tetanus is translated into Japanese as 破傷風. 破傷風 is a noun referring to the medical condition known as tetanus.

In Japanese, “I like it too” is said as 私も好き.

In Japanese, the English phrase “antique” (referring to an old piece) is expressed as 骨董品. The term is used to describe old pieces or objects.

The English phrase “not really” can be translated into Japanese as そうでもない. そうでもない is used to express that something is true only to a low degree.

ブレント is the Japanese way to say the given name Brent.

The English phrase “video call” is translated into Japanese as ビデオ通話. The term ビデオ通話 refers to a telephone call accompanied by video imagery.

To say Sendai in Japanese, write 仙台, which is read Sendai. 仙台 is the name of the largest city in the Tohoku region in the north of Honshu.