Japanese to English

"Resutoran, Shokudou" is a Japanese word and in English it means "Restaurant"

It means "chorus."

Kousagi would be "small bunny" or "bunny child" in English.

oshiri no ana = rectum (but probably said in a different way)

anata ha baka= you are a fool

Amigurumi is a knitted or crocheted small stuffed animal.

"the first gale of Spring"

Correct romaji would be 'gokurousama'. It is an expression to thank an effort someone has done which in the speaker's perspective has been hard or troublesome. It can be translated to 'thanks for your efforts', 'thanks for the going through all the trouble' and such.

Ren means water lily. It can be the noun, or at times, it can be a name for girls.

It appears to be a made up word, but the two characters are indeed "dark" and "fox." One possible reading is Anko.

Horse in Japanese is 馬 (uma).

It means stoopid or foolish. Its basically the same word as baka.

Doll is a "ningyou," pronounced: neen-gyoh

Wasu does not appear to be a Japanese word. I'm not familiar with it, and have checked multiple Japanese dictionaries to be certain. Perhaps this is a typo, or you have misread the kanji/kana.

Sugimoto is a family or surname.

This is just an abomination of wrong words and wrong grammar slapped together.

The closes this could get to being meaningful is like: "If so, then why only you think so highly of me?"

I have to mention again, it's got wrong skiing all over it. 'Kangae tamae' would be 'please think (of)', and bringing that in question form, .. just forget it.

It literaly means "are you well?" same as saying "how are you?"

"Shishi" has many potential translations, and without seeing the Kanji I cannot accurately translate the "shishi" that you may be referring to. However, "shishi" can mean, among other things, "lion," or refer to one of the guardian dog statues at Shinto shrines.

• Matte (filmmaking), film and video technology
• Matte painting, a process of creating sets used in film and video
• Matte box, a camera accessory for controlling lens glare
• Open matte, a filming technique that involves matting out the top and bottom of the film frame in the movie projector

Teacher of the Warrior Ways of enlightenment - Ninjutsu tradition.

If I recall it means "thin hammer." basically it means useless

Gamble.

仕方がない　'Shikata nai' or variants of it like 'shikata ga nai', 'shikataga arimasen' can be translated to English as 'there's no choice, it can't be helped, there's no helping' and sometimes also 'can't wait to, be impatient to'.

More often you'll hear しょうがない　shouganai, with the same meaning.

One of the possible meanings is : (和人) Peaceful man, Quiet person ;

breaking down to 和 : kanji for peace, harmony,etc & 人 : kanji for person, man

You might not believe but one word in Japanese can have 50 different meanings.

What specifies between those meanings is how i is written, in other words by which "kanji".

There could be hundreds of ways to write the name 'Kazuto' in Japanese so unless you exactly specify which kanji is used for your word, there can't be a precise answer.