Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “number two” is 二番 (niban). 二番 is used as a euphemism for feces or defecation.

領域展開 is the Japanese phrase for “gojo domain expansion” referring to the special technique used by the character Satoru Gojo in the series Jujutsu Kaisen.

音の呼吸 is the Japanese phrase for “sound breathing” a fictional combat style from the series Demon Slayer.

In Japanese, “sounds great” is expressed as いいね.

The Japanese phrase for “please enjoy your meal” is どうぞお召し上がりください.

In Japanese, “are you good” is translated as 大丈夫ですか, used to ask if someone is okay or safe.

Thailand in Japanese is タイ. The phrase refers to the country in Southeast Asia.

The English phrase “maybe not” can be translated into Japanese as 多分違う. 多分違う is used to express that something is probably not true or incorrect.

To say it seems in Japanese, use ようです (yō desu). ようです shows that you are drawing a conclusion from what you see, feel or know, rather than stating a fact.

In anime, “shut up” is often 黙れ (damare), a harsh command. うるさい (urusai), “noisy” or “annoying”, is also very common. 黙れ (damare) is strong and rude.