Sophie Avery

The English phrase ‘since’ can be expressed in Japanese using …以来. In a temporal sense, these forms are used to indicate a starting point in time.

Good morning in hiragana is おはようございます (ohayō gozaimasu) in polite speech and おはよう (ohayō) among friends and family.

The phrase “I want you” in Japanese is expressed as あなたが欲しい.

The English word “joker” can be said in Japanese as ジョーカー. ジョーカー refers to a person who makes jokes.

In Japanese, the English verb ‘help’ can be expressed as 助ける or 手伝う.

The English word “conqueror” is translated into Japanese as 征服者. The term refers to someone who conquers

In Japanese, “how are you?” is expressed as お元気ですか. The phrase is a polite way to ask about someone’s health or general well-being.

The Japanese phrase for “what the time is” is 何時か. 何時か is used to express the concept of “what the time is” as a noun clause within a larger sentence.

In Japanese, effort is 努力. 努力 is a common and general word for effort that is suitable for both written and spoken language.

In Japanese, “I want to live” is expressed as 生きたい. 生きたい is used to express a strong desire to continue existing or to avoid death.