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Its meanig depends on whether "shikata ga nai" is in
what kind of context.
(Generally)
It cannot be helped.
There is no help for it.
It is inevitable.
There is nothing for it but to do.
have no choice but to do.
have no other way (than).
It is no use ..ing
helplessly,
against one's will,
unwillingly,
reluctantly,
be obliged to do,
(Or)
be anxious to do
be dying to do
want very much to do
be dying for.
example,
I am anxious to drink beer.
"Watashui(I) wa biiru(beer) wo nomi-taku-te (to drink) shikata
ga nai."
Dark etc.
Dark kurai 
Darkness kurayami 
Black kuro 
Shadow kage
Evil jaaku-na 
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Love
ai 
aijou 
peace
heiwa 
We usually say "ai to heiwa"( love and
peace).
Strength and courage
Strength=
Tsuyosa(strongth)
Chikara(power)
Tairyoku(physical strength [ability])
Seishin-ryoku(mental power)
Courage=
Yuuki
And=
to 
I think "Yuuki to Chikara" sounds best. 
Leaf (tree leaves)
Ko no ha=leaf of tree
Ha
Happa
Clean
Kirei-na(adjective) =not dirty;neat
Kirei-ni(adverb)=in a clean manner/ cleanly
Kirei-ni-suru/Souji-suru(verb)=make clean
Souji(noun)=cleaning
Ice
Koori(noun)=frozen water
Kooru(verb)=freeze
Hiyasu(verb)=cool something
Regard
Chuui=care
Kanshin=attention
Kouryo=consideration
Keii/Sonkei(noun)=respect
Yoroshiku(greeting)=best wishes
Jack ni yoroshiku=give my regards to Jack
Keigu=sincerely yours(at bottom of a letter)
In Japanese, we usually don't use space in sentence.
Though we put space at the top and bottom of each paragrafs.
When we write "Wakatte ita hazu" in Japanese characters,
we write like this ;
"Wakatteitahazu".
There are "Ku-ten" which shows the end of a sentence like a period,
and
"Tou-ten" which is like a comma in Japanese.
"Yuki-guni" Yasunari Kawabata
Sentences aren't divided except for them.
Words are written in succession.
We don't write sentences in dividing every word.
But, the space is used in the first or second grade in the elementary school
to read a word often.
Because children can't read well yet.
It is also divided to be easy to read when it is written in Romaji (Roman
Alphabet).
The space is put among the word so that meaning may be easy to be understood
in the Roma-ji.
It becomes "Waka(ri)-te-i-ta-hazu" if "Wakatte ita
hazu" is divided into the word.
When I think of Japanese grammar, "Wakatte ita hazu" is better
than "Wakatte itahazu" if I say strictly.
Because "i(iru)" and "hazu" are called independent
words.
However, both are OK in Japanese,because the space isn't usually put on.
Tea Ceremony and Kabuki at school
Tea Ceremony are not included in school's program.
But there may be students doing it at club activities or experience
activities.
Tea Ceremony is succeeded to in the society as a Japanese tradition.
But, it is known by people who learned it specially about the customs of
the details .
There are Kabuki theaters in Japan, though Kabuki isn't done at school,
either.
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