How to Say “Worth It” in Japanese
The Japanese phrase for “worth it” is 価値がある. 価値がある is used to express that the benefit or value of something justifies the cost, time or effort spent.
The Japanese phrase for “worth it” is 価値がある. 価値がある is used to express that the benefit or value of something justifies the cost, time or effort spent.
i found it in Japanese is 見つけた (mitsuketa). This phrase is used when someone discovers something they were looking for.
The English phrase “not now” is translated into Japanese as 今じゃない.
Rasenshuriken is the Japanese term for a fictional attack used by characters in the Naruto series.
ナイス (naisu) is the Japanese way to say “Nice!” or “Good job!”.
The English phrase “art gallery” is translated into Japanese as 画廊.
The English phrase ‘i am ten years old’ is expressed in Japanese using 10歳です. This phrase is used to state that one’s age is ten years old.
The English phrase “something is better” can be translated into Japanese as より良い.
The English phrase “good morning, sir” is translated into Japanese as おはようございます.
The English name Dustin is written in Japanese as ダスティン. ダスティン is the Japanese transcription of the masculine given name Dustin.