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McDonald’s

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club activities.

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The word 'usagi' means "rabbit," but if used as a name, it could be composed of many different combinations of Kanji and have a variety of meanings. I would have to see the Kanji to determine the actual meaning.

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冷戦 (reisen) means "Cold War".

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Mirai: future

Doushite: Why

The only way I can see this as even being a usable combination is if there was a question mark after each exclamation.

未来！？！どうして！？！Mirai!?! Doushite!?!

A disagreement as to whether or not to even consider the future is about the only possibility for this awkward combination.

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the best website I can give is "Google translate"

Edit: You can't translate a pokemon game completely to english just by using a website, but there are some translation projects out there. (Look it up if you want) Google translate works when you want to translate text, but not a whole game.

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It depends which romaji style you're using. I personally like 'konnichiwa', which isn't really proper in any of the official styles but is neater or something...

Any of the following are more or less correct:

Kon'nichiwa

Kon'nichiha

Konnichiwa

Konnichiha

Konnitiha

Konnitiwa

The spelling in the question is probably the best though, if one must write it for someone not able to read 今日は or　こんにちは. Just as katakana is inadequate for spelling English words, our alphabet is also inadequate for spelling Japanese words and every effort should be made to avoid doing so.

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It means "My first" or "My number one"

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ren is short for nothing it is it's own word

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金色 (kiniro) is the Japanese word to say something is of golden color and 金 (kin or kane) refers to the metal. The Japanese word for money is お金 (okane), which uses the same character as gold.

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sou desu is something you can say in agreement or to express understanding. It means "so it is". so someone could say "this pie is really good!" and you could answer "sou desu!" it is, or "that's true!". or you could say "sou desu ne!" "it is isn't it!"

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mountain paddy

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It's another example of a sentence written by someone who doesn't understand Japanese very well trying to pick up a girl.

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Japanese: この歌を君に捧げましょう

English: Let's dedicate this song to you

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"Nani desu ka" means "what?" or "what is it?" in Japanese.

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Hari mean needles or pins.

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'Oshieru' is a Japanese verb, which could mean different things like 'to teach' , 'to tell' , 'to inform' .

The sentence translates to "It's good/ok if I can tell/inform/teach you".

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One's family

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風 wind　

風邪　cold (catch a cold)

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Loosely...."Shut up stupid". or "Shut up, you're stupid."

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In Japanese the term Makezu Girai, is an illogical compound that means "make-girai" or "hating to lose."

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It is a Japanese phrase used as a greeting when meeting someone for the first time.

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Wrong grammar! anata o aishiteru is the right grammar. Anata means you (commonly used by females) or it can be used for older partners(wife,husband), o = Direct object indicator, aishiteru means I love you. So "anata o aishiteru" means I love you dear/ I love you.