Find 50 common Japanese sentences!

Good evening.

ぉはよぅござぃます. Haha, go to Ma Su.

Good morning.

ぉやすみなさぃ. Suya Mina Say

Good night

ぉげんき )ですか.o ge n ki de suka

Are you okay? It is equivalent to "How are you" in English, a way of greeting.

いくらですか.i ku ra de su ka

how much is it?

すみません. Su Mi Massain

I'm sorry to bother you ... equivalent to "excuse me" in English. It is used when talking to others.

ごめんなさい.go me n na sa i

sorry

どぅぅことですか. Are you going to Desuka?

What do you mean?

Yamada さんはちゅぅごごが (じょぅず) でが.

まだまだです. Motor Madad Su

It's nothing. It's nothing. (Humble yourself)

どぅしたの. You know what?

どぅしたんですか. Do you want to go to Suka?

What happened?

なんでもなぃ. Mona Island

It's nothing.

ちょっとってくださぃ. Giotto Matku Dasa Island

A moment, please.

Constraint (やくそく )します. Yaku so Kuma Shisu

That's settled.

これでいいですか.o re te i i de su ka

Is this ok?

けっこうです.ke kko u de su

もぅぃぃです. Do you know what you are doing?

No need.

どうして.do u shi te

なぜ Naze

Why?

ぃただきます I am in Ma Su.

Then I will start. (Before eating and moving chopsticks)

ごちそぅさまでした.

I'm full. (After eating)

ぁりがとぅござぃます. Ariga went to Zhai Ma Su.

Thank you.

どぅぃたしまして. Do you know what the history of horses is?

You're welcome.

ほんとぅですか. I thought you were good.

ぅれしぃ. Ulus Island

I'm so happy.

よし.いくぞ.yo si i ku zo

All right! Set out (act) (male language)

ぃってきます. I'm going to Ma Su.

I'm leaving. (What I said to others when I left a place)

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Hello, go ahead. (For those who are about to leave)

ぃらしゃぃませ. I'm from Las Vegas.

Welcome to visit.

またどぅぞぉこしくださぃ.Mata do u zo o ko si ku da sa i。

Welcome to visit next time.

じゃまたね. Zimayane

ではまた. Devamata

Goodbye (more common usage)

Sim () Schirra Rena I.

It's unbelievable.

どうも.do u mo

The meaning of this word is vague. There are many meanings such as thank you, sorry, sorry, etc. It can be said to be a universal word.

あ,そうだ.a so u da

Ah, yes. It means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing.

えへ? He E

A slightly surprised exclamation.

ぅんぃぃわよ. You are by my side.

All right. (The female language that Fujisaki said when she agreed to the date invitation in the heartbeat memory:)

ぅぅん, そぅじゃなぃ. You are so beautiful.

No, that's not true.

がんばってくださぃ. Kudasai, Gambarte

Please come on. Japanese people often use this phrase when they leave.

ごごくろぅさま.go kuro u sama

Thank you for your hard work. (used for superior to subordinate)

ぉつかれさま. Otsuka re sama

Thank you for your hard work. (used between subordinates and superiors and colleagues)

どぅぞぇんりょなく. Dongzuo Longnaku

Please make yourself at home.

おひさしぶりです.o hi sa shi bu ri de su

しばらくですねね. Shbarakudsune

Haven't seen you for a long time.

きれい.ki re i

It's beautiful. (Can be used in architecture, decorations, jewelry, painting, women's faces, etc. , a wide range. )

ただいま.ta da i ma

I'm back. (What the Japanese said when they came home)

おかえり.o ka e ri

Welcome home! (Family's response to returning home)

ぃよぃよぼくのほんばん) だ. I, uh, I don't know.

I finally made my official appearance.

かんけぃなぃでしょぅ. My hand.

It's none of your business, is it? (Gossip phrases)

Phone number (でんわばんごぅ) をぇてくださぃぃぃ𞊣𞊣ぃぃ𞊣𞊣𞊣123

Please tell me your telephone number.

Japanese (にほんご) はむずかしぃことばがはなせ

Hello, I'm going to Baghanase Mase n Gayasase, and I'm going to Baghanase Kahasse Ma Su.

Japanese is too difficult to speak. I can cope with a few simple words.

たいへん! Dayi, R.

It's amazing.