I love when I can identify a Kanji character without looking it up. You don't know how great that makes me feel. ^_^

Do those two sentences say..

Asa Mekku
Asa Mekkushou

They say:

Asa Makku.

Asa Makku shiyou.

言語　げんご = Language(s)

日本語　にほんご = Japanese

英語　えいご = English

中国語　ちゅうごくご = Chinese

フランス語　フランスご = French

ドイツ語　ドイツご = German

スペイン語　スペインご = Spanish

持ち帰り　もちかえり = To go (ordering food)

Clerk: "こちらでお召し上がりですか。" = Is this for here?

Customer: "いいえ、持ち帰りでお願いします。"　= No, it's to go, please.

召し上がる (めしあがる)　＝　To eat (an honorific word). Clerks use the word. Customers don't.

お願いします　（おねがいします） = Please

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雨, 夜の静寂

the first means rain. i like it because when i was 5 i watched sagwa and ive known how to write it ever sence. pronounced: ame


the second means stillness of the night. it kindda has this erie feel to it. pronounced: yoru no shijina

Welcome to the thread!

It may have been a typo but 静寂 is read 'しじま'、not 'しじな'. Also, しじま is the literary reading of the word and its usual dictionary reading is せいじゃく. It's wonderful that you already know this word.

吸血鬼　きゅうけつき　Vampire

風鈴　ふうりん　= Wind-bell

I love both the sound and looks of this word.

真夏の夜の夢

まなつのよのゆめ = A Midsummer Night's Dream