Japanese

The phrase “I come from australia” is expressed in Japanese as オーストラリア出身です.

To be angry in Japanese is 怒る (okoru). The verb 怒る is used to express feeling or showing strong annoyance or hostility toward someone or something.

The English phrase “the weather is hot” is translated into Japanese as 天気が暑い. This phrase is used to describe a high outdoor temperature.

The Japanese word for dough is 生地 (kiji). 生地 is used to refer to dough in a general sense.

Saitou is a common Japanese family name, written as 斎藤. 斎藤 is used as a surname in Japan.

The English phrase “hi, my name is ava” can be said in Japanese as こんにちは、エヴァです.

The English phrase “count me in” is expressed in Japanese as 私も入れて.

To say “I like poop” in Japanese, use うんちが好き (unchi ga suki), a casual sentence built on the childlike word for poop.

Shelby is expressed in Japanese as シェルビー. シェルビー is a proper name used for a person or a brand.

The English phrase “spicy tuna roll” is translated into Japanese as スパイシーツナロール.