How do you translate 'why' into Japanese?

Answer 1

でも (demo)　が (ga)　だけど (dakedo)　しかし (shikashi) are all ways of saying "however/but". It should be noted that が cannot be used like the others, it is usually used to connect two statements in one sentence, whereas the others can be placed at the beginning of a new sentence. This application I think makes が the most similar to the English word "but".

Answer 2

"Datte" (pronounced: DOT-teh) is "because," but more often than not, Japanese people use "that is why" which is "dakara" or "desu kara" (pronounced: dah-kah-rah and dess kah-rah, respectively).

Answer 3

The verb 'to become' is "naru" in Japanese.

Answer 4

"Why" in Japanese is "naze"

Answer 5

You may say 'maa maa' or 'futsu.'

Answer 6

'Riyuu.'