“Paying attention to” in Japanese
Short answer
Paying attention to in Japanese is “嘱目” (shokumoku). Full meaning: paying attention to, taking note of, observing, watching, having great expectations for; catching one's eye.
Other ways to say “Paying attention to” in Japanese
着眼
chakugan focusing on, paying attention to; observation, perception, taking notice of
著眼
chakugan focusing on, paying attention to; observation, perception, taking notice of
マーク
maaku mark, sign, symbol, emblem, logo, label, brand; to mark, to put a mark on; paying attention to, keeping one's eye on, watching, marking (a player), guarding
マーグ
maagu mark, sign, symbol, emblem, logo, label, brand; to mark, to put a mark on; paying attention to, keeping one's eye on, watching, marking (a player), guarding
まーく
maaku mark, sign, symbol, emblem, logo, label, brand; to mark, to put a mark on; paying attention to, keeping one's eye on, watching, marking (a player), guarding
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