Japanese

The English phrase “you see” can be translated into Japanese as ほら.

The Japanese word for “diarrhea” is 下痢. 下痢 is a noun used to describe the medical condition of diarrhea.

The English given name Luke is written as ルーク in Japanese. ルーク is the most common and straightforward way to represent the name Luke in Japanese.

To say i am so cute in Japanese, say 私はとてもかわいいです (watashi wa totemo kawaii desu). 私はとてもかわいいです describes yourself as cute or endearing.

In Japanese, “I am studying” is expressed as 勉強しています. The phrase is used to state that you are currently in the process of learning or reviewing a subject.

The Japanese adverb あまり (amari) means “not very” or “not much” when used in a negative context.

Please in hiragana depends on the situation. おねがいします (onegai shimasu) asks for a favor or a service. ください (kudasai) follows the thing you want.

To share in Japanese is 共有する (kyōyū suru). 共有する is the standard term used in technical or business contexts to describe sharing files, data or resources.

The phrase “can I help?” in Japanese is translated as 手伝いましょうか？

In katakana, “I love you” is アイシテル (aishiteru).