How to Say ‘I’m Motivated, I’m Ready for the Challenge’ in Japanese

To express motivation and readiness for a challenge in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「やる気があり、挑戦の準備ができています。」 (Yaruki ga ari, chousen no junbi ga dekiteimasu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • やる気があり (Yaruki ga ari) means “I am motivated” or “I have the will.”
  • 挑戦の準備ができています (Chousen no junbi ga dekiteimasu) means “I am prepared for the challenge.”

This phrase allows you to effectively convey your motivation and readiness to take on a challenge.

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