Informal Way to Say “How Are You” in Japanese As I mentioned, saying the complete sentence “How are you” when you see a friend or a family member isn’t that common in Japanese. While many people learn to say the phrase O genki desu ka (お元気ですか) in beginner-level Japanese...
is used, which is a polite and respectful way to ask "How are you?" in Japanese. This form is appropriate for situations where you need to show respect or maintain a formal tone. In the casual translation, the expression "元気?" is used, which is a more relaxed and informal way to ...
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How to Naturally Say “You” in Japanese The word “you” is a pronoun. Pronouns are words like “I,”“you,”“she,”“we” and so on, that substitute nouns to prevent repetition. English pronouns come in many forms (e.g. I, my, me, mine) but they operate a little differently ...
" is used. This is a polite and respectful way to ask "what are you doing?" in Japanese. The use of the polite form "していますか" makes the sentence formal. In the casual translation, the expression "何してるの?" is used. This is a more relaxed and informal way to ask the ...
Japanese culture is based on respect and etiquette, so the Japanese language requires varying degrees of politeness and formality. How you say "thank you" depends on whether you are speaking to a friend, business colleague, teacher or respected elder. ...
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If you want to convey to someone in Japanese that it's okay to speak to you more informally or casually after interacting with them for a while, you can use the phrase "Tashikani yoroshii desu ka?" (たしかによろしいですか?) which translates to "Are you sure it's okay?" This ph...
Generally, there are two standard Japanese words for sister:ane(姉 / あね) for ‘older sister’ andimouto(妹 / いもうと) for ‘younger sister’. These two words, however, have different variations depending on context, age, who you are speaking to, and who you are speaking about. ...