Japanese

須佐之男 is the Japanese name for the storm god Susanoo. 須佐之男 refers to the specific deity in Japanese mythology associated with storms.

The Japanese word for mobile, pertaining to or by agency of mobile phones, is モバイル.

In Japanese, the English word “muffin” is expressed as マフィン. マフィン refers to a cupcake-shaped baked good, specifically the American-style muffin.

The Japanese phrase for “very cold” is とても寒い. とても寒い is used to describe air or weather that has a very low temperature.

The Japanese word for poison is 毒. 毒 refers to a substance harmful to a living organism.

The English phrase ‘nail polish’ can be translated into Japanese as ネイルエナメル, the default form.

The Japanese word for tie is ネクタイ. ネクタイ refers to a long piece of cloth worn around the collar of a shirt and tied in a knot at the throat.

The Japanese word for chewy is もちもち, which describes a pliable or springy texture.

The English phrase ‘weekday’ can be translated into Japanese as 平日.

The name Sonia is translated into Japanese as ソニア.