Japanese

The English phrase “millions” can be expressed in Japanese as 何百万. 何百万 is used to describe a large, indefinite number of millions.

The English phrase ‘basically’ is translated into Japanese as 基本的に. 基本的に is used to emphasize the fundamental or basic aspect of a statement.

The Japanese way to say ‘salut’ is こんにちは (konnichiwa). こんにちは is a common formal greeting that translates to ‘hello’ or ‘good afternoon.’

To watch a movie in Japanese is 映画を見る (eiga o miru). This phrase is used to describe the act of viewing a motion picture, whether at a cinema or at home.

The English phrase “do you want to play with me?” can be said in Japanese as 一緒に遊ばない？

The Japanese word for scary is 怖い. 怖い is used to describe something that is scary or to express that a person feels afraid.

To write the name Haylee in Japanese, use ヘイリー (heirī). ヘイリー spells the English name Haylee by its sound, the way Japanese writes foreign given names.

In Japanese, “duh” can be expressed as 当たり前. The term 当たり前 is used to express that something is obvious, evident or should be known.

In Japanese, “according to” is expressed as …によると. The phrase …によると is used to mean “based on …” when you are citing a source of information.

The English phrase “vibes” can be translated into Japanese as 雰囲気. 雰囲気 refers to the overall atmosphere or ambiance of a location or situation.