How do you say "Enjoy the movie, Emily Smith!" in Japanese?

"Enjoy the movie, Emily Smith!" in Japanese is "映画を楽しんでね、 Emily Smith ！". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "映画を楽しんでね、 Emily Smith ！" mean in English?

"映画を楽しんでね、 Emily Smith ！" means "Enjoy the movie, Emily Smith!" in English. Usage tip: Replace ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ with the person's name.

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How to Say ‘Enjoy the movie, Emily Smith!’ in Japanese

映画を楽しんでね、 Emily Smith ！

eiga o tanoshin de ne ^FIRST^ ^LAST^

[eiga o tanoshin de ne]

💬 Usage Tip: Replace ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ with the person's name.

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Phrase Breakdown

映画を

eiga o

movie (object marker)

Refers to a movie as the object of the verb.

Example

映画を見ます。

I watch a movie.

Words in this phrase

映画

eiga

[eiga]

movie

A type of visual storytelling usually shown in cinemas.

Example

映画を楽しんでね、 ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ ！

Enjoy the movie, ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ !

を

[o]

object marker

Indicates the direct object of an action.

Example

本を読む。

Read a book.

楽しんでね

tanoshin de ne

enjoy it

Expression to wish someone to have a good experience.

Example

旅行を楽しんでね。

Enjoy the trip.

Words in this phrase

楽しん

tanoshin

[tanoshin]

enjoy

Indicates the act of taking pleasure in something.

Example

映画を楽しんでね、 ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ ！

Enjoy the movie, ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ !

で

[de]

Used after a verb to indicate manner or means.

Example

ペンで書く。

Write with a pen.

ね

[ne]

isn't it?

Used at the end of a sentence for confirmation.

Example

いいですね。

It's nice, isn't it?

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