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こんにちは.

Good Afternoon

Konnichiwa (does NOT mean "hello")

おはよう

"Morning!" (Informal good morning)

Ohayoo

こんばんは

Good evening.

Konban wa.

おはようござます.

Good morning (formal).

Ohayoo gozaimasu.

おやすみなさい.

Good night. (Im going to bed)

Oyasuminasai.

さようなら.

Goodbye. (formal)


(*This is a very formal expression and usually used if you are expecting not to see someone for a very long time. You would not use this to say goodbye to say, a friend you see every week, or a teacher. You would use this, for example when seeing off a friend at the airport who will likely not be returning for a very long time.)

Sayoonara.

ありがとう.

Thanks. (normal/not very formal)

Arigatoo.

ありがとうございます.

Thank you very much. (very formal)

Arigatoo gozaimasu.

すみません

Excuse me/I'm sorry.

Sumimasen.

いいえ.

No. (as a reply to sumimasen, you can also say it as "iie,iie!", i.e. "no,no!")

Iie. (As a reply to "sumimasen", it expresses "don't worry about it/ no problem")

いただきます.

Thank you for the meal.


(An expression said traditionally before eating a meal)

Itadakimasu.

ごちそうさま

Thank you for the meal


(Said after finishing a meal)

Gochisoosama.

はじめまして.

Nice to meet you.

Hajimemashite.

ごうぞよろしく.

Pleased to meet you.

Doozo yoroshiku.

いってきます.

I'm leaving ("I'll go and come back")



(*An expression used by a family member who leaves the house.)

Ittekimasu.

いってらっしゃい

Come back safely ("please go and come back")



(*Said to a family member in response to ittekimasu)

Itterasshai.

ただいま.

I'm home!


(Alternately "okaeri" can be used instead)

Tadaima

おかえりなさい

Welcome home!


(In response to tadaima)

Okaerinasai.

じゃあ、また。

Bye (to a friend you will see again soon.)

Jaa, mata.

しつれいします。

Goodbye(when leaving a professors office, for example)

Shitsureeshimasu