The speed of Japanese animation is so fast. Are there any common expressions?

ko n ba n wa

Good evening.

おはようございます。

Oh, haha, you go, I'm in Ma Su.

Good morning.

Have a rest (やすみなさぃ).

Suya Mina Sai

good night

ぉげんきですか.

o ge n ki de su ka

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 Masseen

Sorry to bother you ... equivalent to "sorry" in English. Use it when talking to others.

ごめんなさい。

Let's go, I'm in Nasay.

I'm sorry

どういうことですか。

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.

Mayadag Saenwachu, you go to Ku, Gajyo, and you go to the northeast of Sutter.

まだまだです。

Mada Mada Desu

It's nothing. It's nothing. (Modesty)

どうしたの。

You know what?

どうしたんですか。

do u shi ta n de su ka

What happened?

なんでもない。

Mona i.

It's nothing.

ちょっとってくださぃ.

CHO to ma tte kuda sa I

Just a moment, please.

Constraint (やくそく) します.

Yaku so ku Masisu

It's a deal.

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

もういいです。

Do you know what you're talking about?

No need.

どうして。

do u shi te

なぜ Naze

Why?

いただきます

I know Ma Su.

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

ごちそうさまでした。

Go chi so u madestar

I'm full. (After eating)

ありがとうございます。

Ariga to Zhai Ma Su

Thank you.

どういたしまして。

Do you know what Ma Shi is?

You're welcome.

Ben dang (ほんとぅですか).

ho n to u de su ka

うれしい。

Leshi University

I'm so happy. (female language)

よし。 いくぞ。

yo si i ku zo

All right! Departure (behavior) (male language)

いってきます。

I want to go to Ma Su.

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

いってらしゃい。

I'm Tutu Rasayi.

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

いらしゃいませ。

I'm Lars, my mother's color

Welcome to visit.

またどぅぞぉこしくださぃ.

ma ta do u zo o ko si ku da sa i

Welcome to visit next time.

じゃ、またね。

Zimayatane

では、また。

Devamata

Goodbye (more common usage)

Letter (しん) じられ なぃ.

shi n ji ra re na 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 and so on. It can be said to be a common word.

あ、そうだ。

A so u da

Ah, yes. It means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing. (Male languages are the majority)

えへ?

He E

A sigh of slight surprise.

うん、いいわよ。

You by my side

All right. (Female language, in the memory of heartbeat, Fujisaki said when she agreed to the date invitation:) According to

ううん、そうじゃない。

You are by my side.

No, it's not that. (female language)

がんばってください。

Gambarte Kuda Sayi

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

ごごくろぅさま).

go ku ro u sa ma

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

ぉつか れさま.

o tsu ka re sa ma

Thank you for your hard work. (Used between subordinates and superiors and between levels)

どぅぞぇんりょなく.

What did you do?

Please make yourself at home.

おひさしぶりです。

Oh, hi, Sass Bridesu.

しばらくですね。

Shbarakudsune

Haven't seen you for a long time.

きれい。

ki re i

It's beautiful. (Can be used in architecture, decoration, jewelry, painting, female face, etc. , a wide range)

ただいま。

Ta da yi ma

I'm back. (What the Japanese say when they go home)

おかえり。

o ka e ri

Welcome home! (Family's response to people who go home)

ぃよぃよぼくのほんばん).

Me, me, me, I'm not hungry.

I finally made my official appearance. (male language)

かんけぃなぃでしょぅ.

Can I take you there

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をぃ)

Ba Wa to Kutdasai, E Shi

Please tell me your telephone number.

Japanese (にほんご) はむずかしぃことばがはなせ

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

Japanese is too hard to say, and I can cope with a few simple words.

たいへん!

Dae hearn

Oh, my God.

おじゃまします。

I'm Marsh Ma Su

Excuse me. What you say when you enter other people's places.

おじゃましました。

I'm Marsh Marsh Ta.

Excuse me. What I said when I left someone's house.

はじめまして。

Haji May Master

Please take care of me when we meet for the first time.

どうぞよろしくおねがいします。

Will you go to Masusu?

Please take care.

いままでおせわになにました。

I'm Ma De, I'm Nani, and I'm Ma Shi.

いままでありがとうございます。

My name is Ma De, and I asked you to go to Ma Su.

Thank you for your long-term care. When I want to leave a place or jump ship, I will tell people around me. )

ぉたせぃたしました.

Oh, I'm Marsh Stahl.

Thank you for waiting.

Don't (べつ).

Bezuni

It's nothing. Your answer when someone asks you what happened.

Redundant words (じょぅだんをわなぃでくださぃ).

If you are not here, I will come back.

Please don't joke.

おねがいします。

Oh, I'm Ma Shisu.

Please. (If you say this on your knees, it means "please")

そのとおりです。

So ignore deshu.

You're right.

なるほど。

How about that?

I see.

どうしようかな

do u shi yo u ka na

どうすればいい

Do you remember?

What should I do?