Japanese

The English phrase ‘hi’ can be translated into Japanese as やあ. These terms are used as friendly, informal greetings.

On the phone, “hi” in Japanese is もしもし (moshi moshi). It works with friends and family, and it opens most calls.

The English word “universal” is translated to Japanese as 普遍的.

To say “stay focused” in Japanese, you use 集中して. The phrase is a command used to tell someone to keep their attention on a specific task.

The English phrase ‘do you need anything?’ is translated into Japanese as 何か必要ですか？

The English phrase “my everything” is translated into Japanese as 私のすべて.

The English phrase ‘keep in mind’ is translated into Japanese as 心に留めておく.

The English phrase “a little bit” is translated into Japanese as 少し, meaning a small amount or a short period of time.

The English phrase “please be careful” is translated into Japanese as 気をつけてください.

The English phrase “hello, my name is riley” is translated into Japanese as こんにちは、ライリーです.