//Sorry, but I edited this answer, since it is incorrect.
You can say;
Your drawing is really nice.
(Name)さんの絵はすてきですね。
I love your drawings.
(Name)さんの絵が好きです。
I want to draw pictures well like you.
(Name)さんみたいに上手に絵が描けるようになりたいです。
I am your fan.
僕は(Name)さんのファンです。
I subscribed your account.
(Name)さんのアカウントに登録しました。
I always follow your pictures.
いつも(Name)さんの絵を見ています。
I can't wait or your next drawings.
次の作品を待ってます。
You may say 'kore wa watashi no shashin desu,' written: これは私の写真です。
'Perfect photo' isรฅยฎลรงโยงรฃยยชรฅโ โขรงลลธ (kanpeki na shashin) in Japanese.
anata to hanasu no WA suki desu
If you're talking about a school class period, it's "ichi-ji-kan-me" with the "me" pronounced like "may."
スノーフレーク-like this!
The Japanese verb for 'to sit' is 'suwaru.'---If you're talking to a pet it is 'osuwari.'If you are saying "sit down" to a person, you would say Suwarinasai.
Raspberry in Japanese is simply RAZUBERII - Written like; ラズベリー
Wood in Japanese can be: もくざい or mokuzai (More in talking about wood building material) It can also be: き or Ki (wood)
If talking about price you can say: "Muryou" or "Tada"
gyakusatsu if your talking about Japanese war crimes they wont listen
we talking moonshine here ,or what
No, you would only say 'the Japanese' if you were talking about people from Japan. You would not use 'the' when talking about the language, unless you said 'the Japanese language'.
If you're talking about a school class period, it's "ichi-ji-kan-me" with the "me" pronounced like "may."
you say it like this Kyanpumītingu :)
sukideshitaka
I cant be sure, but if your talking about Japanese ink then yes i think it does.
to say marker in Japanese is マーカー and it is read like maakaa hope this helps :)
to say kangaroo in Japanese is カンガルー and it is read like kangaruu hope this helps :)
Anata no koto wo hanashite iru kamo.
you say it like this Kyanpumītingu :)