Is there any Japanese that is easy to learn?

One: First, talk about the sentences that may be used when meeting.

To explain, the sentence before and after refers to the sentence before and after the space. In order to better understand, I changed the writing of Roman characters, that is, changed it to Chinese Pinyin (for example, changed re to le). Please pay more attention to reading The Songs of Chu めはじめましてどぅ. Note: You can also just say the first めはじ.

Sentences: ぁりがとぅござぃますすすすすすす𞎁𞎁𞎁𞎁𞎁/kloc-0. Sentence: ぉねがぃし. This sentence is a sentence that must be said: fear (ぉそれぃりますすす) Sentence: まだだですInterpretation: not guilty. There is nothing to read: Madadades Note: Used for modesty ~ ~ Sentences: これでぃぃですか Explanation: Is this ok? Note: ko deco i de si ka note: there is no sentence that needs to be said in particular: か By the way, read it: a, So u da note: it means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing. Sentence: なるほどど Explanation: I see. Reading: どぅしぅかなInterpretation: What should I do to make Lu Na sentences? The lady who opens the door usually uses this sentence: ぉぅぃたしまして to explain: no, it doesn't matter. Pronunciation: It just doesn't matter. Judgment: すみまま

Two: Take out a few concrete sentences to explain the different ways of using at different times (you can skip the trouble).

1. Several ways to express gratitude

1.どうも。 / ありがとう。 -do u mo/a Li ga to u (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。

I go to Ma Su/you go to Amo.

3.どうもありがとうございます。

You go to Zay Ma Su from Amozhga to you.

4. Ben Dang にどぅもぁりがとぅござぃます.

Hello, hello, Mo, hello, I'm going to Ma Su.

5.ありがとうござしました。

Ariga, you have to prick my Ma Si Tower. (It is usually used here to express gratitude to others after things are over, because "ました" is the past tense of "ます". If you ask someone to do something, you should say "ぁりがが "in advance. )

6.どうもありがとうございました。

Are you going to Ma Si?

7. Ben Dang にどぅもぁりがとぅござぃました.

You are in Amo, and you are in Ma Si.

Conversely, the greater the degree of respect, the different speakers. Generally speaking, honorifics are mostly used for bosses, other people's elders, etc. And there are generally no honorifics between family members, which is different from China.

2. Several ways to apologize

1. 悪かった

Valukata

Generally, boys use it more.

2.ごめんね

Go me n ne (as acquaintances often say)

3.Ӵ (す) まなぃ

Simana i.

4.すみません

Simimase n

5.どぅもみません

Do you know Miss Sumo?

6. Ben Dang にどぅももみません

Hello, I'm Miss Sumo.

7.まなかった

Ma Na kata

8.みませんでした

Si mi ma se en de si ta

9.どぅもみませんでした

Do you know who Su Mo is?

10. It should be にどぅもみませんでした.

Do you know you are in Su Mo?

All of the above are apologies, and the degree of respect is gradually increasing from top to bottom. Pay attention to the object when using it.

3. Several ways to say goodbye

1.さよなら

Bye, bye. This is the most common and widely used.

2. Be rude first (しつれぃします)!

Osakinisitsureisimasu is leaving! I'm leaving first! (more formal)

3.ではこれでしつれぃたします!

Well, I have to go.

Explanation: The third sentence is a self-deprecating expression of the second sentence.

4. Tomorrow (tomorrow). Mata Hista/ぁしたまた. Asita Mata

5.またね

Good-bye. This sentence is a more casual usage.

6.では(じゃ)、また

You know what? Well, I have to go now.

7.じゃ,ねえ!

Goodbye, zya, ne! More casual, generally for women.

8. Yes, I will.

Goodbye!

9. Yes, I will.

Mom, I, xi, mom, come to see you another day. The ninth sentence is more respectful than the eighth. I hope everyone will pay attention to the use of objects.

10.バイバイ。

Bye, bye. Bye-bye！ This sentence is a foreign word with the same pronunciation as English.

1 1. Okay, ってまぃります

I told your mother I'm Mary Sue, and I'm leaving.

12.いっていらっしゃい

Itterassyai. You go.

There are many words used here to treat your boss or someone you think you should respect.

Three: Simple expressions about travel

Sentences: よぃぉてんきですねねねねねねねねねねねねね. Pronunciation: Mina sa n o ka wa ri go za i ma se n ka Note: Greet when meeting ~ ~ ~ Sentence: ぃまなんじですか Explanation: What time is it? I, mana.

Sentence: すみませんでぃるものですから Explanation: Sorry, I have something urgent to announce. Da i su ki Note: Is it confession? Sentences: ぁぁかわらずですすすすすすすすしぁぁ ぁ