This is a powerful phrase that has many uses and variations. Let’s jump straight into the most common, and direct way you can wish someone Good Luck in Japanese.
The Legendary Japanese Four-leaf Clover Taxi. Lucky Cat – Beckoning Cat (Maneki-Neko). Saying Good Luck to Cheer Someone On in Japanese. Whether you’re seeking ways to send someone encouragement and cheer them on, or if you genuinely just want to wish someone “Good Luck…” You can achieve this in Japanese, and I’ll show you how!Īuthor’s Note: The audio files presented are the natural way to pronounce each entry of “Good Luck” in Japanese, so I recommend using them when referring to pronunciation if you can! Luckily though, there are many ways you can express wishes such as “Good Luck to You” in Japanese, or “Best of Luck” in Japanese. That’s not to say there aren’t any workarounds, however! Japanese is a complex and vibrant language that has its own unique way that you can utilise to wish someone “Good Luck.” Of course, you might use it to actually wish them “Good Luck,” or something like “I hope it turns out well for you.” But when trying to do this in Japanese, it can become a little tricky. When we say Good Luck in English, we often use it to encourage others to cheer them on. There are, however, a variety of similar phrases you can use to urge someone on or express votes of confidence or encouragement. In Japanese, however, fundamentally there isn’t a phrase that wishes “luck” to the recipient of the encouragement at all. In English, we have a singular phrase that allows us to express those very words to someone. 
You don't need any library, simply use this code:Ĭreate a file named GIFView.java package are plenty of reasons as to why you might want to wish someone Good Luck.
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