What does this little girl say? Can someone tell me what the little girl says (in Hiragana) at time stamp 0:09 in the following video after she makes a mistake in the ABC song? https://youtu.be/cV5CQrL-w9E By the way, watch the whole video, it is soooo cute!

Best Japanese Counter for hamburgers? What is the best counter to use for hamburgers / cheese burgers at a fast food restaurant like McDonald's? - tsu - ko - mai - other? Thanks!

Go down the escalator What is the best way to say "Go down the escalator" in Japanese: 1. エスカレーターを降ります。 2. エスカレーターを下ります。 Thanks!

Is Japan a Patriarchal Society?

Here in the United States, women have largely become equal to men.  Despite what some women think, women do for the most part have equality of opportunity.  I have read that Japan, in contrast, is still a society where women are not treated as equals, and is for the most part still a "male dominated" society.  Can people from Japan, or who have recently lived in Japan, (both men and women) please comment on whether they think this is true or not?  Please give specific examples in your responses to illustrate your point, and not just opinions, as this makes your comment more valid and verifiable.

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A shopping bag - みつけたでちゅう I bought a cute shopping bag in Harajuku on my last trip. On the bag, there is a picture of several animals talking, and one of them is saying: "みつけたでちゅう" What would be the best English translation of this? I found it inside? I found it everywhere? Thanks!

"to omoimasu" meaning The Japanese phrase "to omoimasu" is translated in English as "I think". However, "I think" in English can have two basic meanings: 1. To express doubt or uncertainty. Example: It is going to rain, I think. (It looks like rain, but I'm not sure.) 2. To express an opinion or view. Example: I think she is pretty. (In my opinion, she is pretty.) Which of the two English uses does the phrase "to omoimasu" best correspond to? Thanks.

Translation of phrase in kid's song I saw this in a YouTube video in a kid's song, and I cannot understand what it means except the last part which means "I don't understand". おうちをきいても わからない Google Translate gives nonsense. Can a Japanese speaker please translate this to English? Thanks! Here's the full video: https://youtu.be/bJa0eyAtuIk Mark 0:17

My Name "Bud" in Japanese I am looking for the best translation of my name "Bud" in Japanese. Here is what I have seen so far: 1. バド 2. バッド 3. バード (Google Translate gives "bird" for this.) Any opinions on which is the best or the most common?

Katakana double consonant and extension I'm learning Katakana, and am confused in the difference between a double-consonant symbol (ッ) and the extender symbol (ー). What is the functional difference in the way these are actually pronounced in words? For example, take the word "slipper", written two ways: スリッパ スリーパ Which way is correct? What is the difference in pronunciation between the two? Thank you!@