Jose Luis

やれやれ is the Japanese phrase for yare yare. This interjection is used to convey a mix of exasperation, incredulity and resignation.

In Japanese, ‘well’ is translated as よく. Depending on the context of your sentence, it can also mean ‘often’ to indicate frequency.

ヘイグーグル is the Japanese phrase for “hey google”, used as the wake word to activate the Google Assistant voice service.

The English phrase Chicago is translated into Japanese as シカゴ. シカゴ is used as the name of the large US city in Japanese.

The English phrase “I am a tourist” is translated into Japanese as 観光客です.

In Japanese, “please be patient with me” is expressed as 気長にお待ちください.

The English word ‘cardinal’ (referring to an official of the Catholic Church) is 枢機卿 in Japanese.

The Japanese word for “aggressive” is 攻撃的 (kōgekiteki). 攻撃的 is used to describe behavior, attitudes or actions that are hostile or attacking.

The Japanese phrase for the female given name Alyssa is アリッサ. アリッサ is used as a female given name.

The Japanese word for the Hawaiian island Maui is マウイ. マウイ is the name used to refer to the island of Maui in Hawaii.