痛みはこれ以上
itami WA kore ijō
Kawaii otoko. There's also the phrase "ikemen" but it's more like "hot boys."
motto ai o irimasu = i need more affection
gomen nasai Sumimasen. Even more polite, and for more serious offenses, "Moushi wake arimasen." ("There is no excuse.")
セックス The pronunciation of that word from Katakana would be "sekkusu", but for more intimate intercourse the Japanese term is "Ai Suru", which means "to make love"
"Ittai nani o shiteiru n desu ka." Or, more colloquially and much more casually, "Ittai nani shiten no."
Paudaa, unless you can be more specific.
Understand English need more context for that one
puzzle.But it is pronounced more like pazuru
スペース Supēsu need to be a bit more specific
you need to be more specific 心配Shinpai = care about
"Sui" is the closest translation. You have to be more specific what kind of acid it is.
The phrase "Aya Matsuura" is a name. More specifically, it is the name of a Japanese pop singer. Her name is not known to have any translation into an English word or phrase.