"זאת ההזמנה לכנס, אבל היא ביפנית."

Translation: This is the invitation to the conference, but it is in Japanese.

[IngeborgHa14]

The English sentence leaves if open whether the invitation or the conference is in Japanese, but in Hebrew it is clearly the invitation, because הַזְמָנָה is feminine, but כֶּ֫נֶס is masculine. One example why gendered languages can be more precise, when pronouns refer back to nouns!

[morvan82]

問題ない。僕は日本語が読める。

[AnCatDubh]

בַּקְּטָנָה, אוֹ־טוֹ־טוֹ יוֹצֵא קוּרְס.

[xerostomus]

או-טו-טו הוא חבר יפני שלך?

[IngeborgHa14]

Well, אוֹטוֹטוֹ means in a moment, soon and is a slang word derived from Yiddish אָט־אָט [ot-ot], which has the same meaning. And indeed the Japanese course is out by now :-)

[xerostomus]

תודה.

[Mabel544786]

אין בעיה, ישלנו גוגל !

[Monolingual_Jew]

Native Hebrew speaker here: We pronounce it "ya-PA-nit", not "ya-pa-NIT".