Japanese

精神的ダメージ is the Japanese phrase for emotional damage. 精神的ダメージ refers to psychological harm or distress caused by a negative experience or event.

The English phrase “hello, my name is olivia” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、オリビアです.

The English phrase “hello, what is your name?” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、お名前は何ですか？

The English phrase app is translated into Japanese as アプリ. The term refers to a small computer application.

The English phrase “may god bless you” is translated into Japanese as 神のご加護がありますように.

The English phrase “little by little” is translated into Japanese as 少しずつ.

chidori is the Japanese word for a type of plover bird.

In Japanese, “no more” is expressed as もうない. The phrase もうない is an adverb used to indicate that something that used to exist is now gone.

The phrase “oh okay” in Japanese is あ、そう. An informal expression used to acknowledge new information or show that you have understood something.

Leaving in Japanese is translated as 出発, which refers to the act of starting a journey or departing from a place.