Upon entering any food, service, or retail establishment, you'll likely be greeted with 'irasshai' or 'irasshaimase.'
'Kikoemasu ka.'
Kiite
Japanese people.
Enter "ghost stories" in the Google window. To "hear" ghost stories, enter "ghost stories audio".
Google translate
church, school, restaurant, casino
At the Seven 44 Restaurant and Lounge in Toronto.
I am unsure of where you could hear the song "Joy to the World" in Japanese, but you might find something in the Google Japanese Search Engine. Here is a link for Christmas songs (lyrics) in Japanese Romaji (English letters) that may be helpful. http://www.currythecat.com/christmas.htm Blessings!
(sore wo) kiite yogatta
'Good to hear that' may be translated as それを聞いてよかった (sore o kiite yokatta) in Japanese.
It would be "hear hear," because the term can be used to call others to hear.
Most Japanese folks understand english a lot. Therefore i hear them say " lucky do ne".