Learn Japanese for Beginners
konnichiwa
Basic Japanese Greetings
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Greetings
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Learn Japanese greeting
phrases which are used in everyday life.
In Japanese language, there are various greeting phrases according to the situation or season.
But, the daily greetings are simple. We introduced common phrases in everyday situation.
Let's learn it and use it today.
In Japanese language, there are various greeting phrases according to the situation or season.
But, the daily greetings are simple. We introduced common phrases in everyday situation.
Let's learn it and use it today.
hajimemashite
How do you do, Pleased to see you; To
the person whom you meet for the first time
ohayoo gozaimasu
Good morning
Good afternoon
konbanwa
Good evening
oyasumi nasai
Good night
ja mata
See you, Bye
mata ashita
See you tomorrow
sayoonara
Good-bye
hisashiburi
Long time, no see
o-genki desu ka?
Are you fine?; It is often translated
into "how are you", but it's not used to the people whom you meet
every day like English "how are you?", but to the people whom you
meet after a long time. Ohayoo, konnichiwa and atsui desu ne etc. are used to
the people whom you meet every day.
atsui desu ne
It's hot, isn't it?; These expressions
on weather are used as daily greetings, like English "How are you?".
samui desu ne
It's cold, isn't it?
ii tenki desu ne
It is a fine day, isn't it?
gomennasai
I'm sorry; Casual expression of
apology
sumimasen
Excuse me, Sorry; In daily
conversation, suimasen is overwhelming often used and it is also used as a
light apology. The polite form is Sumimasen.
itte kimasu
Said when you go out. (lit. Go and come
back)
itterasshai
Reply to itte kimasu
tadaima
When you return your home or office.
okaerinasai
Reply to tadaima
o-saki ni shitsurei shimasu
When you leave office earlier than
others.
otsukaresama deshita
1) Reply to o-saki ni shitsurei shimasu
2) When you finished something which you did with others such as a meeting.
2) When you finished something which you did with others such as a meeting.
o-saki ni doozo
Go ahead
ki o tsukete
lit. "be careful", To the
person who will go to travel like "Have a nice trip" in English.
omedetoo gozaimasu
Congratulations
ki ni shinaide
Don't mention it
doozo o-hairi kudasai
Please come in
doozo o-kake kudasai
Please have a seat
doozo o-suwari kudasai
Please sit down, Please have a seat
Ganbatte!
Good Luck!, do your best, try hard
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