How to Say “Guess What” in Japanese
The English phrase “guess what” is translated into Japanese as 何だと思う.
The English phrase “guess what” is translated into Japanese as 何だと思う.
The English phrase “everywhere” is translated into Japanese as どこでも. どこでも is an adverb used to mean “at all places”.
The English phrase “it feels so good” can be expressed in Japanese as 気持ちいい. This phrase is used to describe a pleasant physical sensation on the body.
The English phrase “welcome to my channel” is translated into Japanese as 私のチャンネルへようこそ.
The English phrase “I will cry” is translated into Japanese as 泣いちゃう.
The English name “Tommy” is translated into Japanese as トミー. トミー is used as a diminutive of the name Thomas.
The Japanese word for “introduction” (the means of presenting one person to another) is 紹介. 紹介 is a noun used when presenting someone to another person.
The English verb ‘stay’ can be translated into Japanese. The default form is 留まる.