You can use "Koko suwatte mo ii?" when asking a friend or someone close to you.の英語

utter `tsk,' `tut,' or `tut-tut,' as in disapproval

"Do you have a boyfriend or something?" "No." "Someone you fancy?" "No, I'm not interested in 3D boys."

It can “learn” to crawl, roll over, and stand holding on to things.

Fill in blanks below to make your own similes with “like” or “as”.

"Say, shall we try a questionnaire with the boarding students?" "Ah! One of those things they call 'marketing research'."

"Was there any homework for tomorrow again?" "Sorry, I don't know. Ask someone else."

"Is it ok if I ask a stupid question? Can you read this? korona... uzu? nabe? or something else?" "koronaka" "Ah, ka" "I think you should be watching more TV."

“Who did you go out with last night?"“I'm not telling."

"Do you really love me?" "Yeah." "Then why haven't you told me you love me recently?"

"Hey, you know, the canned food you bought is meant for cats, not for humans." "Really? This is cat food?" "Yup"

"Oh? If you're free get the cleaning done." "What's up with that? Don't order your brother around!"

"Ah, a raw egg for me!" "Is one enough?" "Yep, if I need more I'll top it up."

"Want to drop round my place?" "Can I?" "My parents come home late as they both work."

At the cry of “Shark!” the swimmers made for the shore.

"I have a boyfriend." "Since when?"

"I wonder if I should buy this question book." "Even though you can't do them?" "Did you say something?"

"Rock-paper-scissors, OK?" "Rock." "Sciss... paper." "You cheated!"

"Rock-paper-scissors, OK?" "Rock" "Scis..Paper" "Foul!"

"Do you know what floppy disks are?" "Of course I do!" "Have you ever used one?" "Nah, I haven't."

"So, you'll go out with me if I don't have to repeat a year?" "I don't care for 'what if' stories."

"Let's see, you're ... er, um ... M-" "You're wrong from the first letter!!"

a standard epithet in Japanese poetry, 'waka'

As they walk up and down the rows they shout, "Get your hot dogs here! Get your hot dogs!"

"What is she saying?" "You don't even know 'norito'?" "Norito?" "It's something like a Shinto spell."

utter `hems' and `haws'

"So, are you really dating Tom?" "What? Who'd you hear that from?"

“Who's to try first?"—“Let's toss (up)."

My child can't say "kikugobo." It always comes out as "kikubogo."

I said, “Come here, boy." And the boy shook his head (instead of saying ‘no').

After finishing eating, one must say, "Thanks for the food."