How to Say “Wanna Be Friends” in Japanese
To say “wanna be friends” in Japanese, you say 友だちになろう. This phrase is a casual invitation used to ask someone to start a friendship with you.
To say “wanna be friends” in Japanese, you say 友だちになろう. This phrase is a casual invitation used to ask someone to start a friendship with you.
In hiragana, “sandwich” is さんどいっち (sandoicchi). It is an English loanword, so Japanese normally writes it in katakana as サンドイッチ.
The English word library is translated into Japanese as 図書館. 図書館 is the standard term used for municipal, university or school libraries.
The English phrase “wooden doll” is translated into Japanese as こけし.
The Japanese word for the major Italian city Milan is ミラノ. ミラノ is used as the name of the city Milan.
The English phrase “nice name” can be said in Japanese as いい名前. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that their name is pleasant or attractive.
The English word rattlesnake is translated into Japanese as ガラガラヘビ. ガラガラヘビ is a noun used to refer to a rattlesnake, a type of venomous snake.
The English phrase “I love you, bestie” is translated into Japanese as 大好きだよ、親友 (daisuki da yo, shin’yuu).
In katakana, “thank you” is サンキュー (sankyū), the English loanword used casually among friends.