Japanese everyday language

o gen n ki de su ka

How are you?

yuanですぉかげさまで

Oh, I'm Ma De and I'm Sue.

Thanks to you, I'm fine

# # としげます

# # To Mo U Stone Agger Ma Su

My name is #

Gee, these are actually meaningless.

Learn some spoken English. It smells very strong.

マジ

Zi Ma

Really?

うそ

u so

You lied. Liar.

なるほど

How about that?

I see (I remember this because someone in the subtitle group likes to say this word and knows it very well! ! )

Daily greetings:

First, daily greetings:

1.ぉはよぅござぃます (a more respectful name). /ぉはよぅ (used between acquaintances). Good morning.

2. Today (こんにちは). Hello, Konitiva. (used when greeting each other during the day)

3. Today (こんばんは). Good evening.

4. Have a rest. /ぉみなさぃ. Oya Su Mi Senna-Please have a rest. /Good night.

Let's go to bed first. I'm going to bed.

6. Long time (ひさしぶり).-Ohisasiburi (Desune) Long time no see. If you are an acquaintance, you can omit the last three pseudonyms)

7.ぉげんき (ですか). How are you?

8. はぃ, ぉかげまでげんき) です. /はぃ. Thanks to you, I am in good health.

9.-ただぃま-Tadaima, I'm back!

-ぉぼり (かぇり). /ぉぼりなさぃぃぃぇり-You're back! The latter is more respectful than the former.

2. Several expressions of thanks:

1.どうも。 /ありがとう。 -Doumo /arigatou (usually used between acquaintances) Thank you.

2.ありがとうございます。 / どうもありがとう。

arigatougozaimasu/doumoarigatou

3.どうもありがとうございます。

Doumoarigatougozaimasu。

4. Ben Dang にどぅもぁりがとぅござぃます.

Hontounidoumoarigatougozaimasu。

5.ありがとうござしました。

Arigatougozaimasita。 (Here, when things are over, it is usually used to thank others, because "ました" is the past tense of "ますす". If you ask others to do something, you should say ぁりがは in advance. )

6.どうもありがとうございました。

doumoaragatougozaimasita

7. Ben Dang にどぅもぁりがとぅござぃました.

hontounidoumoaragatougouzaimasita。

All the above statements are expressions of gratitude, but the difference is that the greater the degree of respect, the different speakers. Generally speaking, respect is more for your boss, other people's elders and so on. And there are generally no honorifics between family members, which is different from China. I hope you pay attention.

3. Several ways to apologize:

1.かった(warukatta) is usually used by boys. For example, Azulon said this when he gave Calgary a ring. Remember, dear ~ ~)

2. The acquaintances of 2.ごめんね(gomenne) often say this.

3.? (す) まなぃ./まん——sumanai

4.すみません.—— Su Misen

5.どぅもみません.——doumosumimasen

6. It should be like this. ——hontounidoumosumimasen

7.まなかった.—— Soumana Kata

8.みませんでした.——sumimasendesita

9.どぅもみませんでした.doumosumimasendesita

10. It should be にどぅもみませんでした. —— Hontounidoumosumimasendesita.

All of the above are apologies, and the degree of respect gradually increases from top to bottom. Parents should pay attention to the object when using it.

4. Goodbye:

1.さよなら。 Bye, bye. This is the most common and widely used.

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