spanish + japanese similarities

there’s no actual relation between japanese and spanish even if japanese’s ancestry has yet to be definitively identified there’s absolutely no way japanese relates to a romance language, but there are a few things they have in common i’ve noticed since they’re the two i know the best which I think is fun

• word for bread: pan and パン(pan)
• word for see: mirar and 見る(miru)
• word for english*: inglés and イギリス(igirisu)
• generally share near identical vowel sounds
• not really an example but “ya mero” and “やめろ” which mean different things (“almost” and “stop”) but they sound the exact same which can be funny to hear sometimes

*the english language for spanish, the u.k. for japanese

edit: i don't know why i said it can mean an english person in japanese it doesn't it's just the u.k. TwT it was 3 am... i was thinking of イギリス人 but that's with the addition of 人 not  イギリス on it's own