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Please someone translate this for me Hi I want someone to help me to translate this sentence from English to Japanese " If there is a well, there is definitely a way" Or " If there is a well, there is a way" And thank you in advance.

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Correction well→will Answer “Where there's a will, there's a way.” 「意志<いし>あるところに道<みち>あり。」(literary style / old expression) 「意志があるところに道がある/開<ひら>ける。」(colloquial style / modern expression) There are some similar proverbs. 「為<な>せば成<な>る、為さねば成らぬ何事<なにごと>も、成らぬは人<ひと>の為さぬなりけり」 「精神一到<せいしんいっとう>何事か成らざらん」
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I can't help you with the Japanese, but I can tell you that the English is incorrect. It is 'where there is a will, there is a way'- not 'well'.

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