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Common Japanese Conversational Fillers Filler words Japanese No. Japanese Romaji Meaning 1 あのー anoo Uh 2 とにかく tonikaku Anyway 3 つまり tsumari In other words 4 まあ maa Well 5 なんか nanka Kind of 6 えーっと eetto Umm 7 ていうか te iu ka I mean 8 それで sorede So 9 …

Common conjunctions in Japanese Japanese Conjunctions and Connectors 1. と (to) – and Used to connect words, phrases, or clauses. Example: りんご と みかん (ringo to mikan) apple and mandarin orange   2. や (ya) – and/or Used to connect words or phrases with a similar meaning, similar to “or” …

10 ways to say “You’re welcome” in Japanese 1. どういたしまして (dou itashimashite) = You’re welcome / It’s a pleasure → Polite – standard (strangers, colleagues, superiors, customers) → This is the most standard way to say “you’re welcome”, often response when someone says “ありがとう” (Arigato) For example, a shop assistant …

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There are multiple ways to say “And” in Japanese. 1. と (to): And There are multiple ways to say “And” in Japanese. と is one of the most common. It is used to connect two nouns in a sentence, but it cannot be used to connect two phrases or clauses. …

Mastering Japanese Question Words Let’s learn Japanese words to use when asking questions. These words are very important when you are learning Japanese or traveling in Japan. Related Post: How to Introduce Yourself in Japanese How to say “I know” and” I don’t know” in Japanese

How to Introduce Yourself in Japanese Japanese Self-Introductions 1. こんにちは Konnichiwa Hello 2. 初めまして Hajimemashite – Nice to meet you 3. 私の名前は ___ です Watashi no namae wa ___ desu My name is ___ 4. ___人です ___ jin desu I am from ___ 5. ___ です – ___ desu I …

How to say “I know” and” I don’t know” in Japanese How to say “I know” in Japanese I don’t know 私は知りません Watashi wa shirimasen (formal) 私は知らない Watashi wa shiranai (casual) このキャラ知ってる? (Kono kyara shitteru?) Do you know this characther? 知ってる、知ってる！ (Shitteru, shitteru!) Yes, I do! (I know it) How …