How to Say “My Goal Is” in Japanese
The English phrase “my goal is” is translated into Japanese as 私の目標は.
The English phrase “my goal is” is translated into Japanese as 私の目標は.
The English word ‘city’ can be translated into Japanese using several terms depending on the context, with 市 being the default administrative form.
In Japanese, “no thank you” is expressed as 結構です (kekkō desu).
The English phrase “with someone” is translated into Japanese as 誰かと (dareka to).
The Japanese phrase for “no entry” is 立ち入り禁止. The phrase is used to indicate that entry is forbidden.
The Japanese word for clan is 一族, which is the default form. The term refers to a group of people sharing a common ancestor.
To defeat someone in Japanese is 負かす (makasu), meaning to beat an opponent in a battle or contest.
In Japanese, “I hope you had a good day” is expressed as 良い一日を過ごせましたか.
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The English phrase “I admire you” is expressed in Japanese as 尊敬しています.