My friend jokes around how he's trying to be a good person or a 'good boy' at times and I said I should give you a badge for it atp also he can read katakana and hiragana, so for his birthday I want to write 'good boy' on a shirt in Japanese so what's the slang for that I want it to be a nuanced translation not completely literal that it doesn't make sense to a native speaker.

Am I on the right track for this? Or am I butchering the language?

Hey all, my brother wants to tattoo this image on his back and used Google Translate to translate the phrase “still i rise” to Japanese.

Could you please verify if it’s correct and if not, could you please provide the right translation 🙏

We just got done summiting Mt Fuji and inside the Chojo Fujikan station up at the very top, there was this picture. I don’t know any Japanese so it might say “this painting is called X and is by Y” but I wouldn’t know. My wife loves the painting and we had hoped we’d find a print at the bottom of the hike but no luck. If anyone can give me any information on it so I can get a print of it I would greatly appreciate it.

If this is the wrong location for a question like this, please let me know of a more appropriate place.

As a tattoo is permanent I am looking for my daughters name to be translated into Arabic please.

Her name is Effie.

Thank you!

"Hi everyone! I’m currently building an ordering system for an Izakaya (Japanese pub) in Japan and working on adding multi-language support (English, Chinese, and Korean). Since I’m not very familiar with the natural phrasing or cultural nuances in these languages, I’d really appreciate it if anyone could lend a hand!"

※"Since I'm using a translator as we speak, my response time might be a bit slow."

Hello,
I found this engraved text on an antique Japanese metalware (possibly an iron kettle). I am having trouble reading the characters. Could someone please help me transcribe and translate it?
Any information about the maker would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Cartouche circa 1900 late Ottoman likely Levantine Coppersmith .

Islamic to English please

i'm curious about "âandaki"

some context:

- the internet doesn't seem to know this word even exists, even wiktionary goes dumb

- the game is set in the second half of the XIVth century, so i assume the word might be archaic

- the game is set in italy

- the word is said by a man when a little girl (sophia) runs past; seems the message might be something like "watch out", "be careful", "slow down" etc.

- edit: the game is "resonance: a plague tale legacy", someone requested that info

i'm trying to identify the language. thank you in advance!

I found two framed seemingly old prints thrown away on a ditch covered with broken glass. I want to know a bit more about them, who might have painted them and where they are from, but the only thing besides the drawings/prints is this signature (on both drawings)

Would love to get an artist’s name. I think it also says something like “A parent’s kindness” but would like to confirm.

A transcription is honestly okay, its the handwriting that is more of a problem.

I can make out parts of it -- i.e. I see something about Nähe and later on, arbeitet keine kartoffels[?], but otherwise, I'm a bit lost between words.

Thank you. Means a lot.

Like the title says, i was playing "Sea Power, Naval Combat in the Missile Age" and got the award "Order of the Cloud and Banner, Ninth Rank" No idea if its accurate to real life but just out of curiosity I wanted to see what this says.

Nice embroidery. I wish I knew what it means! Can someone help me?

Hello! I would greatly appreciate help with transcribing and translating the text in this image. Handwritten kanji give me a hard time... I know it's a lot, sorry!
If it helps, the characters names are: ボブ (Bob, eye-patch cat), マサ (Masa, sabertooth), マバヤ (Mbaya, guy at the bottom with the smug expression), ザハブ (Zahab, lion) and ジャン (Jean, wolf)