Japanese Conversation

12 Ways to say hello in Japanese 1. こんにちは (konnichiwa) : Hello 2. こんばんは (konbanwa) : Good evening 3. ヤッホ (Ya-ho-) : Hi (Childen & Friends) 4. おす (Osu) : Hey (Close male friends) 5. ただいま (tadaima) : I’m back home 6. おはようございます (ohayou gozaimasu) : Good morning 7. はじめまして …

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Daily greeting communication in Japanese 10 Ways to Greet People in Japanese 1. おはようございます (Ohayou Gozaimasu) – Good Morning This is a polite way to say good morning and is typically used until about early morning, and mid-morning. The casual form, used with friends or family, or even colleagues is …

Japanese Honorific Titles Chart of common Japanese honorific prefixes & suffixes All About Japanese Honorifics: San, Sama, Chan, Kun & More. Related Post: Practical Japanese Conversation for work Basic Greetings in Japanese

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“I, you, she, he, they, we” in Japanese If you know his or her name, you should use it instead of “anata”. ex. Suzuki-san Japanese Pronouns Made Easy: A Handy Chart for Effective Communication Learn how to refer to yourself, others, and groups in Japanese. Practice using these pronouns in …

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How do you say “I will be late” in Japanese? 遅（おそ）くなります。”Osoku nari-masu.” : It will be slower If I were you, I’ll add 済（す）みません “Sumimasen” or ごめんなさい “Gomen’nasai” (both mean Sorry) before or after the phrase above. Because Japanese people are usually very punctual. If you want to tell how …

Giving and Receiving Verbs in Japanese: くれる, あげる, and もらう In Japanese, there are two ways to say “to give” depending on whether you are on the giver’s or the receiver’s side. When you are on the giver’s side, you use the word あげる. So if you want to say …

Practical Japanese Conversation for work 1. 頭を使って考えろ あたまをつかってかんがえろ Use your head to think. 2. だだらだらしないでよ Don’t be lazy at work. 3. 困らせないでくれる? こまらせないでくれる? Don’t make it difficult for me, okay? 4. 仕事中ぼうっとするな しごとちゅうぼうっとするな While doing it, do not be negligent. 5. 急かさないで、やってるから せかさないで、やってるから Don’t rush me, I’m working on it. …