English | Romaji | Hiragana |
---|---|---|
Hello | Konnichiwa | こんにちわ |
Nice to meet you | Hajimemashite | はじめまして |
Good Morning | Ohayou Gozaimasu | おはよう ございます |
Good Evening | Kon Banwa | こんばんわ |
Good Night | Oyasumi Nasai | おやすみ なさい |
How are you? | OGenki desu ka? | おげんき ですか? |
See you again | mate ne | またね |
Good bye | Sayonara | さよなら |
Nice weather isn' it | ii tenki desu ne | いい てんき ですね |
Notes:
Ohayou Gozaimasu is the polite form. Simply Ohayou is the casual form
Oyasumi Nasai is also a polite form. Simply use Oyasumi for the casual form.
Incidentaly, Nasai is often used by females after the verb stem to indicate a command.
e.g. A mother talking to a child that is taking too long to east may say "Tabenasai" - Eat your food !!
From the verb Taberu - to eat.
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