Japanese

To say “stay happy” in Japanese, you say ずっと幸せでいてね. The phrase ずっと幸せでいてね is used to express a sincere wish for someone’s future well-being.

In Japanese, there are several ways to say “we”. The most common and neutral way is 私達.

Mocha in Japanese is モカ. モカ (moka) is a noun used to refer to coffee with chocolate.

The Japanese phrase for rice water is 米のとぎ汁 (kome no togijiru).

The Japanese word for granddaughter is 孫娘 (magomusume). 孫娘 is used to refer to the daughter of someone’s child.

The English phrase “what are you looking at?” is translated into Japanese as 何を見ているの？ This phrase is used to ask someone what they are currently observing.

私の目 is the Japanese way to say “my eyes”. The phrase refers to the organs of sight belonging to the speaker.

The English phrase “sunny side up eggs” is translated into Japanese as 目玉焼き (medamayaki).

In Japanese, ‘this evening’ can be expressed as 今晩 or 今夜. Both terms refer to the evening of the current day.

The English phrase “right here” can be expressed in Japanese as ここ. ここ is used to refer to the exact place where the speaker is currently located.