Japanese to English

(恋のバカンス), pronounced 'Koi no vakansu', means 'love vacation, vacation of love'.

It means it has been a feast

Generally this word is used for your grandmother, but in theory could be used for an elderly woman who's close to you.

Shinsei; Holy; Sacred.

"Shin" meaning God; Soul, and "Sei" Holy; Sage.

Choroneko is a primarily purple-colored, feline Pokémon.

It means 'telephone number.'

It means beard or whiskers

Amaterasu is one of the principle deities of Shinto. She is a sun goddess.

Akimichi is a Japanese name, which with different 'kanji' (writings) can mean different things. A random meaning of it could be (晃途) 'bright path'.

Oboitemasuka can be translated to "Do you remember?"

Sapporo is the capital city of the northern Japanese prefecture, Hokkaido. The city's name is an alternate spelling of the Ainu (native Japanese) language "sat poro pet", and can be translated as "great dry river".

Literally it means "dango over/more than flower" , "rather dango than flower". Its meaning is nearly similar to when you say 'a bird in hand is worth two in the bush' in English, but not the same exactly. It refers to people preferring something tangible and practical over something aesthetic even if it's beautiful.

Godzilla coined the phrase as he was attacking the Japanese from the sea. When he first emerged from the waves, he sneezed, and it sounded like the word “tsunami” as it came out of Godzilla’s mouth and nose (It was one of those wet, slimy sneezes where bubbles and snot come flying out of your nose. He then proceeded to eat and kill the civilians who he believed saw him commit this faux pas. This is a true story.

I think it's the name of place

thousands of them in the world, they are called interpretors, I'm one but how does it help on this site

It is a colloquial way to trail off in a sentence. "Ga" means "but" and when placed at the end of a sentence may translate to something with the effect of:

"Yeah, I know I need to study today, but..."

Ya want me I'm gonna kick

Something to do with thunder/lightning. That's what the suffix "rai" can mean, with the correct kanji.

私は再びあなたを食べることができます means "I can eat you again."

In Naruto manga/anime series the character Haku's name is written 白 meaning 'white'. Other spellings of the name Haku do not imply a meaning related to 'night'.

To win, by breaking the target.

(but also used in results of sports, competition, etc.)

I think it rufly means heavenly winter angel. Thow this meaning could be a bit off cause i had to translate the words one by one. hopes this helps

TMR

時間 jikaan

時　toki

I trust you didn't mean the verb? I don't know that.

It is an expression used to say "there it is".

Do you mean Orochimaru?

Orochi = Large Serpent

Maru = common male japanese name.