How to Say “You Can Count on Me” in Japanese
In Japanese, “you can count on me” is expressed as 任せて (makasete).
In Japanese, “you can count on me” is expressed as 任せて (makasete).
In Japanese, “I love you” is expressed as 愛してる. This phrase is used to affirm romantic feelings.
The English phrase “baseball game” is translated into Japanese as 野球の試合. 野球の試合 refers specifically to a baseball match or a baseball contest.
エリーズ is the Japanese way to say the female given name Elise. エリーズ is used to write the female given name Elise in Japanese.
The English phrase “last day” can be translated into Japanese as 最終日.
The Japanese word for “vine” is つる. つる is a noun used to describe any climbing or trailing plant.
ええと (eeto) is the Japanese way to say “Hmm” or a similar filler word used when a speaker is pausing to think or searching for the right words.
ルイージ is the Japanese way to say the name of the character from the Nintendo video game series, Luigi.
To ride a bike in Japanese is 自転車に乗る (jitensha ni noru).
Shoto Todoroki is the name of a character from the manga and anime series My Hero Academia, written in Japanese as 轟焦凍.