こんばんは。
Good evening, Kumbawa. おはようございます。
Oh, haha, you go, I'm Ma Su, good morning. Have a rest (やすみなさぃ).
Oh, Suya Mina said, Good night. L(げんき)ですか.
Are you okay? It is equivalent to "How are you" in English, a way of greeting. いくらですか。
How much do I need? すみません。 Su Mi Mason I'm sorry to bother you. ...
It is equivalent to "sorry" in English. Use it when talking to others.
ごめんなさい。 I'm sorry.
どういうことですか。 What does u i u ko to de su ka mean? Yamada さんはちゅぅごごが (じょぅず) でが.
まだまだです。 Mayasut motor motor has nothing.
It's nothing. (self-deprecating) どぅしたの
どうしたんですか。 , what happened?
なんでもない。 Then, demona, I'm nothing.
ちょっとってくださぃ. Please wait a moment.
Constraint (やくそく )します. Yakuso Kush Ma Su, that's settled.
これでいいですか。 , is that okay? けっこうです。
You can go to もぅぃぃです. , no need.
どうして。 Why do you want to go there? ぃただきますすすすすすすすすすすすす 12
(Before eating chopsticks) ごちそぅさまでした. Go eat, I'm full, Made Stone Tower.
(After eating) ぁりがとぅござぃますすすすすすすま12
どういたしまして。 You're welcome to say to Ma Shi.
Ben dang (ほんとぅですか). Fuck you, Suka.
Les, I'm so happy. (female language) よし
いくぞ。 , ok! Set out (act)
(Male) ぃってきます. I'm going to Ma Su. I'm leaving.
ぃってらしゃぃ. I'm going to Las Vegas, hello.
(to the person who is leaving) ぃらしゃぃませ I welcome you.
またどぅぞぉこしくださぃ. Mata do u zo o ko si ku da sa I welcome you next time.
じゃ,またね。 Zimaya Tane では, また.
Devamata's Goodbye (Common) Letter (しんじられなぃ). Unbelievable.
どうも。 The word do u mo is ambiguous.
There are many meanings, such as thank you, sorry, sorry and so on. It can be said to be a common word. あ,そうだ。
A so u da, yes. It means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing.
ぇへ He E is a slightly surprised exclamation. うん,いいわよ。
Yes, ok. (Female language, Fujisaki said in her heartbeat when she agreed to the invitation:) ぅぅぅじゃなぃ.
No, it's not that. (female language) がんばってくださぃ
I'm begging you, come on. Japanese people often use this phrase when they leave. くろう) さま。
Come on, Kurou Usama, thank you very much. (used by superiors to subordinates) ぉつかれさま
Thank you very much. (used between subordinates and superiors and between levels) どぅぞぇんりょなく
Please make yourself at home. おひさしぶりです。
Hi, hello, しばらくですね. Long time no see.
きれい。 The park is so beautiful.
(Can be used in architecture, decoration, jewelry, painting, female face, etc. A wide range). Daddy-daddy, I'm back.
ぉかぇり, you're back.
ぃよよぼくのほんばんんんん). I, I, Bo Gu, NO HON BAN NDA finally came to my official appearance.
(male language)? ⑾? かんけい) ないでしょう。 It's none of your business, is it? Telephone number (でんわばんごぅをぇてくださぃ).
Please tell me your phone number, Ba Wa E Shi Kutdassa. Japanese (にほんご) はむずかしぃことばがはなせ
Ni ho n go wa mu zu ka shi i ko to ba ga ha na se ma se n ga ya sa shi i ko to ba ga na n to ka ha sa se Ma Su Japanese is hard to say, I can handle some simple words. たいへん! Da i he n is amazing.
おじゃまします。 Marsh Ma Su, excuse me.
What you say when you enter other people's places. おじゃましました。
I'm Marsh Marsh Tower. Excuse me. What I said when I left someone's house.
2. Some simple Japanese expressions I want to know some simple Japanese expressions.
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I am a Japanese major, so what other knowledge I can learn to cooperate with Japanese is promising.
I also study Japanese, and I used to have a headache with this problem.
Later, my friend brought me into the IT industry. Now it's out again.
Ha ha. Combined with my experience, I would like to offer some suggestions: 1) About it: You have two choices: to be a programmer of Japanese software or to support projects in Japanese.
Including the translation of Japanese materials, conference translation, Japanese training and so on. As a programmer, if you have good skills and Japanese professional knowledge, you will have many opportunities to work in Japan.
In China, the group leaders of the first type of new employees with an income of 3,000-8,000 yuan are different. If you are interested in this, you can send me a message and introduce it in detail.
Personality requirements: not afraid of triviality, able to bear hardships. Benefits: all young people.
Very happy. There was no fight.
Simple interpersonal relationships. Disadvantages: if it is supported by the Japanese, there is no great development.
Always a helper. 2) Trade: Many of our friends chose this one.
Because it is easy to use, the language advantage is obvious. If you do it well, you will make a lot of money.
Never go to Marubeni. Very sad.
Ha ha. Personality requirements: be smart.
Like to run outside, like to negotiate with people, and have physical strength. 3) Diplomacy: Civil servants can be considered.
Some of my younger generation have been doing this. Suitable for girls.
But it is difficult to travel frequently. 4) financial insurance I recommend this.
Because it's promising. Moreover, the future direction is foreign banks, and insurance will enter.
It's quite possible. 5) regardless of major.
Enter a good Japanese company. For example, Shiseido and Honda, good companies will tailor your career plan for you.
6) Continue further study and graduate school. Finish doctoral studies, graduate school or become a teacher.
If you like. For reference only! Be sure to combine your own personality, specialties and likes.
It will be very painful if someone who hates numbers and is not good at statistics does it. Ha ha.
4. Japanese common sense
The usage of "I" in Japanese: The private "Watakushi" is used as a honorific compared with one's contemporaries or people with high status.
Unisex. Compared with わたくし, わたし is a more casual and softer expression.
Although it is unisex, women use it more. ぁたししたしわたししわたししわたしししたししわしし 12
"Servant" Boku ("servant" is a traditional Chinese character in China) is used in relatively formal occasions, for peers or younger generations who are close to them. This is a male term. I use it informally for friends and the younger generation, which is disrespectful and male.
I am the first person in ancient porcelain, and now I seldom use it alone. Generally written as "I" (われわれ), it is used to express the plural first person (we).
First-person expression of women in Kansai region (Osaka, Kyoto, etc.). ). わしわたしわしわししししわしししししししししししし 12
Besides, the usage of "you" is very expensive. When a man calls himself a peer or a junior, Kimi is usually the second person.
ぉぉまぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇぇ
Your kisama is an insult and derogatory term to each other.
5. Simple sentences in Japanese
The basic form of Japanese verbs, also known as prototype.
Is the most common simplified expression in sentences, except the respectful expression of verbs. Japan mainly refers to ます type and です type.
ます type refers to the honorific form of verbs and です type refers to the honorific form of noun phrases. Simple aspect (simplified) is the prototype of verb.
The honorific forms of famous sentences are generally affirmative sentences and judgmental sentences, and their simplified forms end with "だ", for example, simplification: special line く. Respect for the body: private behavior.
Simplify: private club? Tだ。 Worship: private club? Tです。
Simplified: ご? Eat it. Cheers: ご I don't want to eat.
Respect: ご? Let's leave now. Let's leave now. Let's leave now. Modest words: ご をいただきます。
(Ding Yu).