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What is the phrase 'really interesting' when translated from English to Japanese?
I believe it's "Sugoi"
What is the phrase 'so far away' when translated from English to Japanese?
to te mo really to o i far way
What is the phrase 'What if your happiness' when translated from English to Japanese?
this is really an incomplete question but this is the translation Dō sureba anata no shiawase
What is the phrase 'be nice' when translated from English to Japanese?
there is really no expression for 'be nice' but if talking to children you could say ii ko ni shitte
What is the words 'peace out' when translated from English to Japanese?
There isn't really an equivalent to this in Japanese.
What is the phrase 'I like her' when translated from English to Japanese?
Kanojo ga suki desu - I like her. Kanojo ga daisuki desu - I really like (love) her.
What is the phrase 'hang out' when translated from English to Japanese?
Asobimasu Pronounced Ah-soh-be-mahs It really means to play but in Japanese you don't 'play' games or sports you 'do' them. but for hanging out with friends you play.
What is the phrase 'do you really love me' when translated from English to Japanese?
好きですか? Suki desu ka? Watashi/Boku/Ore no koto, hontou ni suki?
What is the phrase thank you in Japanese?
There actually isn't a specific phrase for thank you, but domo morygotto is roughly translated to thank you.
What does Honto Kai mo good for you janai inee mean?
"Honto Kai mo good for you janai inee" is a mix of Japanese and English that can be roughly translated to "Isn't it really not good for you?" In this phrase, "honto" means "really," "kai" can refer to a question or inquiry, "good for you" is in English, and "janai" indicates negation in Japanese. The phrase expresses concern or disbelief about something being beneficial.
What is the phrase 'scared or afraid' when translated from English to Japanese?
Scary: Kowaii (Ko-Wa-Ee) Scared (to be afraid): Kowaii desu. Scentence: Watashi honto kowaii desu! (I am really scared!)
What is the phrase 'is this really you' when translated from English to Japanese?
You could say 'hontou ni anata desu ka,' written:　本当にあなたですか。
