Leonie Lillie

In Japanese, the word for list can be expressed in several ways depending on the context. The most common and versatile form is リスト.

In Japanese, “nice to see you” is expressed as お会いできて嬉しいです. This phrase is a polite way to tell someone that you are happy to meet or see them.

The English phrase “I am not okay” is expressed in Japanese as 大丈夫じゃないです.

To say “life is hard” in Japanese, you use 人生は厳しい (jinsei wa kibishii).

To meet up in Japanese is 待ち合わせる (machiawaseru).

The English phrase “bye, see you tomorrow” can be translated into Japanese as じゃあね、また明日.

ええと (eeto) is the Japanese way to say “Hmm” or a similar filler word used when a speaker is pausing to think or searching for the right words.

Zachary is a male given name in Japanese, typically rendered as ザカリアス.

In Japanese, “have a nice weekend” is said as 良い週末を.

In Japanese, completion can be expressed as 完成 or 完了. Use 完成 for the completion of a physical object, a work of art or a construction project.