Japanese

In Japanese, “you look tired” is expressed as 疲れてるみたい.

The English phrase “thank you for watching” is translated into Japanese as ご視聴ありがとうございました.

arely in Japanese is アレリー. This is a proper name used to refer to a specific person.

我が家へようこそ is the Japanese phrase for “welcome to my house”. This phrase is a greeting used to welcome someone who has just arrived at the speaker’s home.

The English word “debauchery” can be translated into Japanese using 放蕩.

In Japanese, “I take this” is expressed as これにします.

The English word ‘journal’ can be translated into Japanese as 日記.

The Japanese word for “rusty” (in the sense of being out of practice) is 錆びた.

To say “I have arrived” in Japanese, use 着いた. This phrase is used to inform others that you have reached your destination.

In hiragana, “left” is ひだり (hidari). To say “the left side” you add がわ (gawa) and get ひだりがわ (hidarigawa).