Japanese

The English phrase ‘death wish’ can be translated into Japanese as 自殺願望. 自殺願望 refers to a desire for suicide or suicidal ideation.

The English word abyss is translated into Japanese as 深淵. 深淵 is used to describe a bottomless or unfathomed depth.

In Japanese, “who are you?” is expressed as どちら様ですか？ どちら様ですか？ is a polite way to ask for the identity of someone you do not know.

The Japanese word for evening is 夕方 (yūgata).

The English word ‘simile’ can be translated into Japanese as 直喩. A simile is a figure of speech where one thing is compared to another.

The English phrase “you have a pet” translates to Japanese as ペットを飼っています.

The Japanese phrase for “see you again” is また会いましょう.

To say “prefer” in Japanese, you use …の方を好む. This phrase is used to indicate that you favor one option over another.

The English phrase “nine tails” is translated into Japanese as 九尾. The term refers to a mythical fox creature that possesses nine tails.

The English phrase “pastel” is translated into Japanese as パステル. パステル refers to any of several subdued tints of colors.