Japanese

The Japanese word 自然 (shizen) means nature or natural. As a noun, 自然 refers to the natural world, such as forests, mountains and ecosystems.

In Japanese, the phrase for “nothing” is 何も…ない. Japanese uses different expressions for “nothing” based on the context.

The English phrase “something like that” is translated into Japanese as そんな感じ.

The English phrase “may I go to the bathroom?” is translated into Japanese as トイレに行ってもいいですか？

The English phrase “out of office” is translated into Japanese as 不在中. 不在中 is used to indicate that someone is not currently at their workplace.

The English phrase “sumo wrestler” is translated into Japanese as 力士.

甘露寺蜜璃 is the Japanese name for the character Mitsuri Kanroji from the manga and anime series Demon Slayer.

In Japanese, the phrase “cole” is expressed as コール. コール is a phrase used to describe a shout or a call made to cheer for a performer or an athlete.

The Japanese word for the cardinal number seventeen is 十七.

The English phrase “see you tomorrow” can be translated into Japanese using several forms, with the default being （では・じゃあ）また明日.