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Hi, I'm having some trouble finding the real translation to the words "Run It" in Japanese (yes I checked google). Is there anyone who knows what that translates to? Attached, I have a guess of what it translates into. Please let me know if it's correct or not.
I agree. I am Japanese, although not 100% fluent because America, but I tend to use a lot of "Janglish" instead of straight up Japanese.
Japanese is a more exact language than English, so how you want to use "run it" would dictate which word or slang to use.
Hmmm... "I'm going to the race track and I'm going to run it" / "make the car run" another term could be "drive it" / "I'm just going to drive it"...Maybe ask if "drive it" can be translated?
I would use "hashiru" in regards to racing.
Some of my friends when I lived in Japan would say "ikimasu" meaning they were going out on the track.
They would say somethig like "Saatte, ikimasu" after taking a break.
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