First image: 早く会いたいな ("hayaku aitai na", meaning "I want to meet you soon", the "na" at the end indicates the speaker's wish to meet that person, the literal meaning can be: "I can't wait any longer, I want to see you as soon as possible) Note: If the speaker is just speaking to themselves then it should be "I want to see him/her soon". Second image: 1. お仕事頑張って！(oshigoto ganbatte!, meaning good luck with your work/ job, or maybe it can be please work hard) 2. いってらっしゃい、気をつけてね (itterasshai, ki wo tsukete ne) This one is a bit hard to translate, itterasshai is just a set phrase people use when someone goes out, for example when you go to school, before getting out of the house, your mom will say "itterasshai". "Ki wo tsukete ne" means please be careful Hope that helps!