How to Say “Please Leave” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “please leave” is 出て行ってください. 出て行ってください is used to make a polite but firm request for someone to go away or to exit a room.
The Japanese phrase for “please leave” is 出て行ってください. 出て行ってください is used to make a polite but firm request for someone to go away or to exit a room.
The English phrase “made in japan” is translated into Japanese as 日本製. 日本製 is an adjective used to indicate that a product was manufactured in Japan.
To collect in Japanese is 集める (atsumeru). The primary way to express the act of gathering things together is through the verb 集める.
The English phrase “a nice lawyer” can be translated into Japanese as 優しい弁護士.
In hiragana, “nurse” is かんごし (kangoshi). An older word, かんごふ (kangofu), was used for female nurses and is rarely used now.