You could say 'nande kimi no koto shika kangaerarenai,' which written in Japanese would be: 何で君のことしか考えられない
Kokoro
Kuresentu is what I have in mind.
You may say "[anata ha] nani wo kangaete iru?"
The English phraseology is so bad that you cant translate it properly.
The English phraseology is so bad that you cant translate it properly.
Tokoton~suru
Im sorry it only saysシャンパン and i cant read japaneese. good question though.
Baka, pronounced 'bah-kah'. Keep in mind that depending on the context and your tone of voice when saying this, it can come off as offensive or playful.The kanji for baka is 馬鹿 ('horse-donkey')
<Name Here>-san ga suki desu kedo, nakayoku dekinai.
Most schools say yes, as long as it is off and unseen.
無視してください (mushi shite kudasai) or 気にしないでください (ki ni shinaide kudasai) are common ways to say "don't mind me" in Japanese.
'It is my day off today' is僕は今日休みなんだ(boku wa kyou yasumi nanda) in Japanese.