Japanese

In Japanese, the phrase for cooking for yourself is 自炊.

In Japanese, honten means the main store or head office.

マリ is the Japanese way to say the name Mari. When referring to the people associated with this name, the term マリ人 is used.

The English word “undying” is translated into Japanese as 不死の. 不死の is an adjective used to describe things that are permanent, never-ending or infinite.

The Japanese word for nineteen is 十九. 十九 is the cardinal number nineteen.

In Japanese, the English phrase “tall” (referring to a person) is said as 背が高い. The phrase 背が高い is used to describe a person’s height.

In Japanese, “you’re mean” is expressed as いじわる. It can function as a noun meaning “a mean person” or as an adjective to describe someone’s character.

In Japanese, ‘this afternoon’ is expressed as 今日の午後. The phrase refers to the period of time between noon and evening on the current day.

In Japanese, timber is called 木材 (mokuzai). The term refers to wood that has been cut ready for construction.

The English name Gary is written in Japanese as ゲイリー. This is a male given name used to transcribe the English name Gary into Japanese script.