Let's do it the way the japanese do. Use"Ohaiyo Gozaimasu"for"Good morning", "Konnichiwa"when it'snoon and"Konnichiwa"to greet somebody in the afternoon. 如此什么?我们做它日本人的方式。 为"早晨好", “Konnichiwa ",当it'snoon和" Konnichiwa "使用" Ohaiyo Gozaimasu "招呼某人下午。[...
Konnichiwa (こんにちわ): Hello. Nani (何): What, really? Oniisan (お兄さん): Older brother, big brother. Otaku (オタク): Nerd or geek. Senpai (先輩): An upperclassman or elder. Sugoi (先輩): Amazing, great, superb. Sumimasen (すみません): Excuse me; I'm sorry. Tomodachi (...
Let's do it the way the japanese do. Use"Ohaiyo Gozaimasu"for"Good morning", "Konnichiwa" when it's soon and"Konnichiwa"to greet somebody in the afternoon. 如此什么?我们做它日本人的方式。 当它很快是和" "招呼某人的Konnichiwa下午时,使用" Ohaiyo Gozaimasu "在"早晨好", “Konnichiwa”。[...
On-reading is usually used when the kanji is part of a compound, as in the compounds shown above. When the kanji is by itself used as a noun, the Kun-reading is usually used. The Japanese also use the English word for love, pronouncing it as rabu ラブ because there is no L or V...
calendar, sometimes, along with the modern names. The old names are also used in poems or novels. Of the 12 months,yayoi(March),satsuki (May), andshiwasu(December) are still referred to quite often. A fine day in May is called "satsuki-bare."Yayoiandsatsukican be used as female names...
Forget sweaty subway battles and say konnichiwa to anE-bike adventure! Effortlessly cruise past ancient temples and towering skyscrapers, the wind whipping through your hair and a giant grin plastered on your face. That’s the magic of a good old bike ride! Whether you’re a cycling champ or...
We've got the moshi moshi vocab down pat. Use it on the phone and sometimes elsewhere. But why say it at all? Why not say "konnichiwa" or one of the other forms of hello in Japanese? Why does the telephone get its own special hello?
This was especially true of the masses walking in the opposite direction (a bad sign). All it would have taken was a quick, “Tadashii michi desuka? (Is this the right way?)” tagged onto the obligatory, “Konnichiwa (Hello).” Another error was that I, as a beginner, didn’t ...
Konnichiwa. :smile: ”use” ? Is that a common thing to say when asking if the person wants something with their tea? Yes, it is. is 欲しい alright in this question too? It depends… Yuki 由紀 Team JapanesePod101.com Kevin 2016-04-21 16:19:39 "ミルクとおさとう、使う?
a而我的第二个学生却是个淘气的男孩 But my second student is actually a mischievous boy[translate] aSO what to do?Let's do it the way the japanese do. Use"Ohaiyo Gozaimasu"for"Good morning", "Konnichiwa"when it'snoon and"Konnichiwa"to greet somebody in the afternoon. 如此什么?我们做它日...