Japanese

In Japanese, the term for ‘buff’ depends on whether you are talking about video game mechanics or a person’s physical appearance. The default form is バフ.

The English phrase “I have no idea” is expressed in Japanese as 見当もつきません. This phrase is used to say that you do not know the answer to something at all.

The Japanese word for shoulder is 肩. 肩 refers to the anatomical joint between the arm and the torso.

Kaioken is written 界王拳 (kaiōken) in Japanese, the name of the power multiplying technique from the Dragon Ball series.

The English phrase anniversary can be translated into Japanese as 記念日, 周年 or アニバーサリー. The standard term for an anniversary is 記念日.

In Japanese, the word for museum is 博物館 or 美術館. Use 博物館 when referring to a general museum, a natural history museum or a science museum.

In Japanese, “have a nice weekend” is said as 良い週末を.

The Japanese word for tuna is 鮪 (maguro) or ツナ (tsuna).

The Japanese phrase for hi casually is やあ, which is the default form. やあ is a casual way of saying hi used among friends or peers.

The phrase “believe it” in Japanese is expressed using the default form 信じて.