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Say Hello in Japanese No Matter What the Time of Day
Absolute Beginner Season 1
Learn how to greet someone both formally and informally
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Arigatō.
ありがとう。
(s)
Thank you.
arigatō, demo,
ありがとう、でも、
thank you, but
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Wakarimasen.
わかりません。
(e)
I don't understand.
Kon'nichiwa.
こんにちは。
(s)
Hello.
"Kon'nichiwa" wa taisetsu na aisatsu desu.
「こんにちは」は大切な挨拶です。
"Hello" is the important greeting.
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O-genki desu ka.
お元気ですか。
(e)
How are you?
Kon'nichiwa, Matsushima-san, o-genki desu ka.
こんにちは、松島さん、お元気ですか?
Hello, Mr. Matsushima, how are you?
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Subarashii!
素晴らしい!
(e)
Awesome!
Oishii!
美味しい!
(e)
Delicious!
oishii dezāto
美味しいデザート
delicious deserts
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Sayōnara.
さようなら。
(s)
Goodbye.
Sayōnara, mata ashita aimashō!
さようなら、また明日会いましょう!
Goodbye, I'll see you tomorrow.
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Hai.
はい。
(p)
Yes.
Hai, kore wa watashi no desu.
はい、これは私のです。
Yes, this is mine.
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Anata no koto o aishite imasu.
あなたの事を愛しています。
(e)
I love you.
Genki desu.
元気です。
(e)
I'm good.
Ikura desu ka.
いくらですか。
(e)
How much is it?
Ikura tsukaimashita ka?
いくら使いましたか?
How much money did you spend?
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O-mae wa yowai.
お前は、弱い。
(s)
You are weak.
Toire e itte mo ii desu ka?
トイレへ行ってもいいですか?
(s)
Can I go to the washroom?
Watashi no shumi wa kyūdō desu.
私の趣味は弓道です。
(s)
My hobby is Kyudo
Dame yo.
ダメよ。
(s)
It's not good.
Mattaku mō.
まったく、もう。
(s)
Completely unbelievable.
Eigo ga wakarimasu ka.
英語がわかりますか。
(s)
Do you understand English?
Ryōkai desu.
了解です。
(s)
Got it.
Anata wa utsukushī desu.
あなたは美しいです。
(s)
You're beautiful.
Watashi no namae wa 〜desu.
私の名前は〜です。
(s)
My name is ~.
Watashi wa 〜 kara kita n da.
私は〜から来たんだ。
(s)
I'm from ~.
Sumimasen.
すみません。
(s)
Sorry.
Daijōbu desu.
大丈夫です。
(e)
I'm okay.
Jā ne.
じゃあね。
(e)
Bye.
Hai.
はい。
(e)
Okay.
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