Japanese

The Japanese word for the musical instrument banjo is バンジョー. This term refers to the banjo, the stringed musical instrument. It is a loanword from English.

In Japanese, “stay safe” is expressed as 気をつけて.

In Japanese, “I really appreciate it” is expressed as 本当に感謝しています.

The Japanese word for mirror is 鏡. The term 鏡 refers to a smooth reflecting surface.

To keep is 保つ (tamotsu) in Japanese. The verb 保つ (Tamotsu) is used to convey the meaning of ‘keep’ as in ‘to preserve’ or ‘to maintain’ in formal settings.

The English word “earlier” can be translated into Japanese as もっと早く. もっと早く is used to mean previously, before now or sooner.

The Japanese phrase for ‘show me’ is 見せて. This phrase is used to request that someone lets you look at something.

Airi is a Japanese female given name. Airi is used as a female given name. アイリさん is a common and polite way to refer to someone named Airi.

The Japanese phrase for “hello darling” is こんにちは、ダーリン. こんにちは、ダーリン is a friendly greeting used to address a romantic partner or a loved one.

呪術式 is the Japanese term for “cursed technique” as used in the series Jujutsu Kaisen.