Japanese

The English phrase “it is okay” is expressed in Japanese as 大丈夫. 大丈夫 is used to state that a situation is fine or that there is no problem.

The English phrase “mew” is translated into Japanese as ニャー. This phrase represents the sound that a cat makes.

The English abbreviation NSFW is used in Japanese to warn that content may contain nudity or violence and is not safe for work.

To say demon king in Japanese, use 魔王 (maō).

The Japanese word for “lines” is 線. 線 refers to a long, narrow mark made on a surface by a writing tool or a drawing instrument.

To say “dream big” in Japanese, you use 大きな夢を持とう. This is an encouraging phrase used to tell someone to set ambitious goals for their future.

In Japanese, the phrase to say thank you to a teacher is 先生、ありがとうございました.

In Japanese, the word for sham is 偽物 (nisemono). 偽物 is used to describe both physical objects that are imitations and people who are imposters.

To say “I walk my dog” in Japanese, use 犬の散歩をする. This phrase is used to say that you take your dog for a walk for exercise.

In Japanese, “get off me” is translated as 離して. This phrase is used specifically when someone is physically holding, grabbing or clinging to you.