"I need you" in Japanese is "あなたが必要です" (Anata ga hitsuyō desu).
It is important to avoid making generalizations about any group of people. Just like in any culture, there may be individuals who exhibit mean behavior, but this does not speak for the entire Japanese population. Factors contributing to any individual's behavior can be complex and diverse.
You can say "何を言っているの?" (nani o itte iru no?) to mean "What the heck are you saying?" in Japanese.
Psychology in Japanese is pronounced as "shinri-gaku" (心理学).
You can say "別れたい" (wakaretai) which means "I want to break up", or "別れよう" (wakareyō) which means "let's break up."
"Eigo wo hanashimasu."
ay-goh oh hah-nah-shee-moss
Corrupt has several meanings in English, and therefore there are a couple of words in Japanese for each case:
Corrupt - As in destroy integrity
堕落する (daraku suru) means "to corrupt", and 堕落 (daraku) is "corrupt". As an adjective, you can also use 邪悪な (jaaku na) which is "wicked/evil".
Corrupt - As in dishonest
買収された (baishuusareta) is an an adjective for a person that is already acting with such dishonest practices. 買収する (baishuusuru) is itself a verb for "to bribe".
Bubble Release in Japanese can be translated as "Shabondama no Jutsu".
The summit in the story "The Aged Mother" by Matsuo Basho refers to the climax or turning point of the plot where the mother and her son face a moral dilemma in the mountains. It is at this point where the mother's wisdom and courage are tested, leading to a resolution that reveals the message or lesson of the story.
The word name for 5168 is "five thousand one hundred sixty-eight."
あなたのことを考えるのは止めない => 'Anata no koto wo kangaeru no WA yamenai' [literal: I can not stop thinking about you.]
or
あなたはどうしても捨てられない => 'Anata WA doushitemo suterarenai' [literal: I can not leave you aside no matter what]
The word 'champion' when translated from English to Japanese is チャンピオン (champion).
The Japanese symbol for helpful is 役立ちます (yakudachimasu).
The translation for "man slayer" in Japanese is 人殺し (hitogoroshi).
Black is KULO ( kuro ). Tiger is TOLA ( tora ). that's how they are pronounced. Im Japanese so i know its right :D
The Meiji Shrine in Hiragana is written as めいじじん (pronounced "Meiji-jin").