Japanese

In Japanese, the English phrase ‘pieces’ is translated as 破片. 破片 refers to physical fragments of hard, brittle materials such as glass, ceramics or metal.

The English word ‘lucky’ can be translated into Japanese using several forms, such as 幸運. The term is used to describe people who possess good fortune.

The English phrase ‘downtown’ can be expressed in Japanese using ダウンタウン.

The English name Stuart is written in Japanese as スチュアート. スチュアート is a way to write the name Stuart in Japanese.

The English phrase “I told you so” is expressed in Japanese as 言っただろ.

In Japanese, ‘can’ is expressed using the verb できる.

To say “be quiet” in Japanese, use 静かにして (shizukani shite).

The English phrase “I love you” can be expressed in Japanese in several ways, with the default form being 愛してる.

The Japanese phrase for “umm” is ええと.

The Japanese word 招き (maneki) means beckoning or gesturing to someone to come closer.