“As though one were” in Japanese
Short answer
As though one were in Japanese is “宜しく” (yoroshiku). Full meaning: well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ....
Other ways to say “As though one were” in Japanese
ヨロシク
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
宜ぴく
yoropiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
世露死苦
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
よろぴく
yoropiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
夜露死苦
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
よろしこ
yoroshiko well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
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