You may say 少し日本語をしゃべるけど、上手じゃありません。 (sukoshi nihongo wo shaberu kedo, jouzu ja arimasen) which would translate into "I speak a little Japanese, but I am not good" in Japanese. You may also use 話す (hanasu) instead of しゃべる (shaberu), though from my experience しゃべる seems to come up more in spoken conversation.
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∙ 12y ago"Anta WA mada (mada) yowai" (pronounced: on-tah wah mah-dah (mah-dah) yo-why).
'You have a very good voice' would translate to æŒå£°ãŒã¨ã¦ã‚‚ã„ã„ (utagoe ga totemo ii) in Japanese.
You may say 'oshare' in Japanese; it means "fashionable," "stylish."
Sayonara .
yoi or ii
If you meant to say "konichiwa" then it means good afternoon/good day in Japanese :L
TOTEMO furui
Ohao Gozaimasu.
Ohayo (OHIO)
yoi shokuyoku
You can say totemo-iidesu. (とてもいいです。) to say It is very good.とても いいです。totemo iidesuVery GoodFor example :-----------------Your Japanese friend has bought a new pen for you as a present.And asks you whether you like it or not.You can say totemo-iidesu, Arigatou Gozaimasu to say It is very good, Thank you.PS:----ありがとう ございます。Arigatou GozaimasuThank You.'Very good' would be expressed as とてもいい (totemo ii) in Japanese. This is probably the most basic and commonly used way to say 'very good'. Another option may be すごくいい (sugoku ii).It depends on context, what you are describing, etc.For example, to say food that you have just eaten is very good, say the following: Oishikatta!To thank someone for food that they have either prepared or purchased for you, say the following, but only after you have finished eating it: Gochisosama!To compliment an inferior--someone significantly your junior and part of your organization--for a job well done say the following: Yoku dekimashita!There are even more variations yet uncounted. As you may be able to see, how you express "very good" in Japanese depends very strongly on context.Totemo Yoi.
This can be translated as "Your Japanese is very good," or "You speak Japanese very well".
鬼 /o ni/ is a good Japanese equivalent for what you are looking for.