Japanese

The English phrase “guardian angel” is translated into Japanese as 守護天使.

The Japanese word for gremlin is グレムリン. グレムリン refers to the imaginary creature reputed to be mischievously inclined to damage or dismantle machinery.

In Japanese, the phrase for “your date of birth” is 生年月日. 生年月日 is the standard term used on official documents, forms and in medical or legal contexts.

The English phrase “thank you for waiting” can be translated into Japanese as お待たせしました.

The English word ‘boar’ translates to Japanese as 雄ブタ. This term is used specifically to refer to a male domestic pig.

A casual way to say “I forgot” in Japanese is 忘れちゃった (wasurechatta), which carries a sense of oops, I accidentally forgot.

To say “house” in hiragana you use いえ (ie). In casual talk うち (uchi) also means a house or home, and じゅうたく (jūtaku) is a formal word for housing.

The Japanese phrase for “am” is 午前. 午前 is used to specify the morning hours or the period before noon.

In Japanese, さようなら、良い一日を means “bye, have a good day”. This phrase is a way to say goodbye while wishing someone a pleasant day.

The phrase “dragon ball” in Japanese is ドラゴンボール, known as the name of a popular manga and anime series.