How to Say “One More” in Japanese
In Japanese, “one more” is expressed as もう一つ. もう一つ is used to refer to an additional single item of something.
In Japanese, “one more” is expressed as もう一つ. もう一つ is used to refer to an additional single item of something.
To say “I did my best” in Japanese, you use ベストを尽くしました. This phrase is used to state that you put all of your effort into a specific task or goal.
The English phrase ‘thankfully’ can be translated into Japanese as ありがたいことに.
The English phrase ‘ikr’ can be translated into Japanese as それな.
In hiragana, “music” is おんがく (ongaku). Say おんがくを きく (ongaku o kiku) for “listen to music”.
“Can you take a picture of us?” in Japanese is 私たちの写真を撮っていただけますか?
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In Japanese, “not much” is expressed as 大して. The phrase is used to indicate that something is not to a great degree or extent.
The phrase for “last saturday” in Japanese is 先週の土曜日. The phrase refers to the Saturday of the previous week.