English→Japanese
Translate English to Japanese like a local.
Japanese with the politeness level handled for you: casual タメ口 with friends, です/ます when it matters.
Going the other way? Japanese to English
What locals actually say
Thanks for today!
今日はありがとう!
That sounds difficult.
それは大変そうですね。
Could you spot me for now?
今月ちょっとお金、貸してくれない?
Is the station this way?
駅って、こっちで合ってる?
I'm stuffed.
もうお腹いっぱい。
Say hi to your mom for me.
お母さんによろしく伝えて。
I'll take care of it.
こちらで対応いたします。
Looks like it's going to rain.
雨、降りそうだね。
Notes like these come with every AIRTranslate translation, so you learn why locals phrase it that way as you go.
How Japanese differs
Japanese. Match keigo level to tone: casual (だ/だよ・plain forms), neutral-polite (です/ます), formal-business (敬語 with 謙譲語/尊敬語 where appropriate). Natural particles and ellipsis; avoid translationese literalism.



