Japanese

The English word staff is translated into Japanese as スタッフ. Both スタッフ and 職員 are used to refer to the people employed by a business or organization.

The English word “lynx” is translated into Japanese as 大山猫 (ōyamaneko). Both 大山猫 and リンクス refer to the wild cat known as a lynx.

In hiragana, “nice” can be すてき (suteki) for something lovely, いい (ii) for simply good, and やさしい (yasashii) for a kind, nice person.

In Japanese, the English phrase “chief” is translated as チーフ.

The English phrase “notice me” is expressed in Japanese as 私に気づいて.

The English phrase Britain is translated into Japanese as イギリス. イギリス refers to the island or the country of Britain.

To say “are you okay?” in Japanese, use 大丈夫？

The English phrase “struggling” can be translated into Japanese as 苦戦している.

The English phrase “please shut up” can be translated into Japanese as 静かにしてください.

To say “I want to learn japanese” in Japanese, use 日本語を学びたい. This phrase is used to express a desire to acquire knowledge of the Japanese language.