Japanese to English translation with this sentence?

私は - I am

貴方を - to you

一生 - forever / eternally

愛する - to love

と - particle to, means "and"

誓います - to swear / give oath to.

So... now that I helped you took them apart, let's put it back together.

"I am to you, forever love and swear."

Meaning:

"I swear to love you forever."

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To say "Hello or good morning"

In the morning you would say "Ohaiyo" or to be more polite "Ohaiyo Gozaimasu".

Afternoon - "Konichiwa".

Evening - "Konbanwa".

To say "it's a good day" or "the weather is good".

You say "ii O-Tenki desu ne"

('ii' meaning "good", 'tenki' meaning "weather" and 'ne' means "isn't it" or "don't you think".)

Also another sentence that is commonly used when greeting people is - "how are you"

- or "are you feeling well"

Which is - "Genki desu ka"

I hope this helps you!

"I swear, I will love you (until) forever (until death do us part)"

This must be the typical wedding phrase.

I vow to master and love you.

I hope the translation is just a little fuzzy. I vow to care and love you, perhaps?

go to china and they can teach you ;)