Japanese

In Japanese, the English phrase “different” is expressed as 違う.

The Japanese word for “cute” is かわいい (kawaii), also written 可愛い. It is used for people, pets, objects and clothes.

The Japanese word for coach (noun) is コーチ.

The Japanese word for the male given name Oscar is オスカー. オスカー is used as a masculine given name.

In Japanese, the phrase “I want to smash” is translated as スマブラやりたい when referring to the video game Super Smash Bros.

The phrase “I want to work in japan” in Japanese is 日本で働きたい. This phrase is used to express a person’s desire to have employment within Japan.

The English phrase “dumb boy” is translated into Japanese as バカな男の子. This phrase is used to describe a male child who is considered stupid or foolish.

The English phrase “is that right?” can be translated into Japanese as そうですか？

The English phrase “multiple verbs” is translated into Japanese as 複数の動詞.

In Japanese, depression is うつ病 (utsubyō). うつ病 is the standard term used in medical and formal contexts to refer to the clinical diagnosis of depression.