please translate this to japanese... i just want to make sure..
-what's your name?
-my name is_____.
-what's your nationality?
-how old are you?
-when is your birthday?
-where do you live?
-i live in______.
-i'm bored.
-i'm exhausted (tired).
-i'm pretty!!!!
-i'm cute!
-i'm hungry? how about you?
-what do you want to eat?
-what do you want to drink?
-please take seat.
-please come in.
-i'm sorry..
-Excuse me..
- i love you!
-i like you!
-i hate you!
-i'm happy!!!

Question

please translate this to japanese... i just want to make sure..
-what's your name?
-my name is_____.
-what's your nationality?
-how old are you?
-when is your birthday?
-where do you live?
-i live in______.
-i'm bored.
-i'm exhausted (tired).
-i'm pretty!!!! 
-i'm cute!
-i'm hungry? how about you?
-what do you want to eat?
-what do you want to drink?
-please take seat.
-please come in.
-i'm sorry..
-Excuse me..
- i love you!
-i like you!
-i hate you!
-i'm happy!!!

Answer

onamae wa nandesuka?
watashi no namae wa...
anata no kokuseki wa nandesuka? or you can say syuttushin wa doko desuka? (where are you from?)
nansai desuka? or toshi wa ikutu desuka?
tanjyoubi wa itu desuka?
doko ni sunde imasuka?
....ni sunde imasu
tumaranai
(totemo) tukareta
watashi wa kirei desu.
watashi wa kawaii desu.
onakasukimashita. anata wa?
nani tabetai desuka?
nani nomitai desuka?
douzo okakekudasai.
douzo ohairi kudasai.
gomennasai.
sumimasen
aishiteiru!
suki!
dai kirai!
ureshii!

Answer

-i'm bored.   =  tsumaranai !!

Answer

- onamae wa nandesu ka
- watashi no namae wa ______
- jikoku wa nandesu ka (literally what is [your] homecountry?)
- nansai desu ka
- tanjyoubi wa itsu desu ka
- doko e sundeimasu ka
- ______ e sundeimasu
-  kentaisuru (I'm not exactly sure about this one)
- tsukareta
- watashi wa kirei desu
- watashi wa kawaii desu
- harapeko da. Anata wa dou?
- na ga tabetai no?
- nani ga nomenai no?
- douzo oswarikudasai
- douzo
- gomen nasai
- sumimasen
- aishiteru yo!
- suki yo!
- kirai yo!
- ureshii!

I'm not so sure about some o them, since I still use many "dictionary-sentences" that sound weird in japanese. But hope this helps.