Japanese

In hiragana, the polite way to ask “what is your name” is おなまえはなんですか (onamae wa nan desu ka).

The English name Penelope is translated into Japanese as ペネロペ. ペネロペ is used as a female given name.

In Japanese, “here you are” can be expressed as どうぞ. These phrases are used when handing an object to someone or inviting them to take something.

The English phrase “you mean” can be expressed in Japanese as つまり.

In Japanese, 基づいた means “based” (Internet slang: admirable, praiseworthy).

In Japanese, glue can be translated as 膠 or 接着剤.

The English phrase “aryan” is translated into Japanese as アーリア人. アーリア人 is used to refer to a member of the supposed Aryan race.

The English word “gloomy” can be translated into Japanese as 陰気な (inki na).

The English word “what” is expressed in Japanese as 何. 何 is an interrogative pronoun used to ask “what”.

In Japanese, “I made a mistake” is said as 間違えました. The phrase is used to admit that you have made a mistake in your actions, calculations or judgments.