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ko·re·ka·ra·o·se·wa·ni·na·ri·ma·s Thank you in advance for your kindness. |
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ko·chi·ra·ko·so·do·o·zo·yo·ro·shi·ku·o·ne·ga·i·shi·ma·s こちらこそよろしく Please to meet you, too. (response to よろしく |
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ko·chi·ra·ko·so·yo·ro·shi·ku Please to meet you, too. (response to どうぞよろしくおねがいします。 |
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is·sa·i 1歳 one year old |
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ni·sa·i 2歳 two years old |
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sa·n·sa·i 3歳 three years old |
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yo·n·sa·i 4歳 four years old |
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go·sa·i 5歳 five years old |
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ro·ku·sa·i 6歳 six years old |
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na·na·sa·i 7歳 seven years old |
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has·sa·i 8歳 eight years old |
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kyu·u·sa·i 9歳 nine years old |
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jus·sa·i 10歳 ten years old |
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ju·u·is·sa·i 11歳 eleven years old |
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ha·ta·chi 20歳 twenty years old |
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ni·jus·sa·i 20歳 twenty years old |
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ni·ju·u·is·sa·i 21歳 twenty one years old |
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sa·n·ju·u·go·sa·i 35歳 thirteen years old |
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yo·n·jus·sa·i 40歳 forty years old |
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作成中（さくせいちゅう）in the process of making from L27
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a·me·ri·ka アメリカ U.S.A. |
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i·gi·ri·su イギリス U.K. |
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i·n·do インド India |
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i·n·do·ne·shi·a インドネシア Indonesia |
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ka·n·ko·ku 韓国 South Korea |
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ta·i タイ Thailand |
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cyu·u·go·ku 中国 China |
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do·i·tsu ドイツ Germany |
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ni·ho·n 日本 Japan |
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fu·ra·n·su フランス France |
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bu·ra·ji·ru ブラジル Brazil |
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ha·ji·me·ma·shi·te 初めまして How do you do? (lit. I am meeting you for the first time. Useally used as the first phrase when introducing oneself.) |
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a·me·ri·ka·ka·ra·ki·ma·shi·ta I came from U.S.A.. |
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do·o·zo·yo·ro·shi·ku どうぞよろしく Pleased to meet you. (lit. Please be nice to me. Usually used at the end of a self-introduction.) |
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do·o·zo·yo·ro·shi·ku·o·ne·ga·i·shi·ma·s the polite equivalent of doozoyoroshiku. |
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shi·tsu·re·e·de·s·ga 失礼ですが Excuse me, but |
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o·na·ma·e·wa お名前は？ May I have your name? |
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ko·chi·ra·wa· ya·ma·da·sa·n·de·s This is Mr./Ms.Yamada. |
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| wa·ta·shi 私
I |
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| a·na·ta あなた
you |
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| a·no·ka·ta あの方
anokata si the polite wquivalent of anohito |
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| a·no·hi·to あの人
that person, he, she |
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| sa·n 山田さん
Mr., Ms. (title of respect added to a name) |
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| Ri·sa·cha·n りさちゃん
suffix often added to a child’s name instead of -san |
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| Yu·u·ta·ku·n ゆうた君
suffix often added to a boy’s name |
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| A·me·ri·ka·ji·n アメリカ人
suffix meaning “a national of”, e.g., Amerikajin, an American) |
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| se·n·se·e 先生
teacher, instructor (not used when referring to one’s own job) |
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| kyo·o·shi 教師
teacher, instructor |
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| ga·ku·se·e 学生
student |
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| ka·i·sya·i·n 会社員
company employee |
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| sya·i·n 社員
employee of Company (used with a company’s name, e.g., IMC no kaisyain) |
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| gi·n·ko·o·i·n 銀行員
bank employee |
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| i·sya 医者
medical doctor |
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| ke·n·kyu·u·sya 研究者
researcher, scholar |
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| da·i·ga·ku 大学
university |
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| byo·o·i·n 病院
hospital |
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| da·re 誰
who |
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| do·na·ta どなた
the polite equivalent of dare |
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| is·sa·i 一歳
one years old |
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| na·n·sa·i 何歳
how old |
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| o·i·ku·tsu おいくつ
the polite equivalent of nansai |
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| ha·i はい
yes |
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| i·i·e いいえ
no |
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