Pergi
Strikers as in workers who go on strike is "pemogok" which doing "mogok kerja" (strike).
It's just a drawn out version of the word "gemis" which is more of a way to explain the feeling you get when you see something really cute and you want to go up and squeeze their cheeks :) No real English translation that suits :)
Ir
5 - go
It is spelled jyuu-go.
trigo (pronounced tree-go)
"Gobanme"go-bon-meh
The Japanese translation for share is wakeaimasu. or you can go to an online English to Japanese dictionary.
The German word 'Hubche' can be translated to English to mean-left Go Back.
Needle (as in for sewing). Anytime you need a word translated into English from Spanish, go to ask.com and type in the words "Spanish to English" without the quotation marks. A box will show up for you to type your word into and then it will translate it for you when you click on the word Go.
As with many English words, they are just phonetically translated and used commonly Pro is "pu-ro" baseball is "beisu booru" golf is "go ru fu"
Ichigo (ee-chi-go)The Japanese word for strawberry is Ichigo. It's written as 苺