Japanese to English

あなたが酢 (anata ga su) = you are vinegar
あなたが好き (anata ga suki) = i like/love you

Alternatively, 'suu' is the verb for 'smoke, suck, breathe and absorb.' As such, I believe that this sentence would be a mistaken translation of 'you suck' from English.

uchiha means 'uchiwa' in Japanese which means paper fan, and the symbol of the uchiha clan is a paper fan. uchiwa is used to fan fire to make it bigger ( oxygen helps fire grow) and the uchiha clans element is mainly fire.

It does not. Nokia is a Finnish company.

'These people are standing in the stadium.'

The Japanese word 先生 (sensei) is commonly used to refer to a teacher or person who has far greater knowledge than your own (and imparts that wisdom). For example, the word is also applied to doctors.

先生 also functions as an honorific, meaning that it is often placed after someone's name to mean 'Mr/Mrs...' in a school.

Hokage directly translated means "Firelight" or "Shadows (forms) moving in firelight". Basically, it means "the light from a fire" or "shadows casted by the light from a fire".

Roughly translates as 'Hello you are very pretty', though the proper translation is 'Hola usted es muy bonito'

daichi kisses Najika when it is before the cooking competition but Hagio-sensei collapsed and Daichi went to take care of her. but Najika didn't know that and went to Hokkaido in stead of the competition. then, they meet at the river in lavender fields and kiss. They also do that in the end of the book.

It could be used in different situations, but it literally translates to 'Do you mind if I interrupt you a bit'.. it can be used to ask if one minds if you/etc visit or take some of their time or interrupt them politely.

マリファナ(marifana)

"(I) Wonder"

Like Ashita wa itenki kana?

If you write Kana in Kanji, it would be 仮名.

It means anonym or another name.

Japanese people borrowed Chinese character but they didn't give up their language. So they started to create Kana from Chinese characters.

あ is from 安

か is from 加

さ is from 左

These are Hiragana. Katakana is another form (in ancient time, there were several variations for Kana).

It means: "you're lying"/"you're a liar"

Without seeing the Kanji, I cannot definitively translate the 'ku' you are referring to. 'Ku' can mean several things, including 'nine,' 'ward,' 'section,' and 'pain.'

Keito either means knitting wool or condemned person, prisoner.

It means 'to be hungry.'

Sasuke's name doesn't really have an English translation, it comes the legendary ninja Sarutobi Sasuke which has become a typical ninja name.

第二ボランティア部 (daini borantia bu) translates to something like "second volunteer department", but I can't figure out the sense right now...

It is a family name most often meaning 'rice island'

it has 2 meanings it is the Japanese symbol for luck but it also means feces and i want. Basically it means i want to defecate......tenchi muyo?

"Anata no" = your

"watashi" = me

"Anata no watashi" is most likely to be said when someone is referring to the listener's perception of themself (the speaker).

If I said "Anata no watashi WA uso desu", this would mean "You're perception of me is a lie." (or "I'm not really who you think I am.")

"uso" = lie

Possibly you mean Bakaro?

Bakayaro means stupid.

Baka is idiot.

yes

It means

I'm not an angel, I'm a lover.

大塚 is a family name

I think you would most likely want to say "you are welcome" and the japanese translation for that is doitashimashite.