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Arigato gozaimas

Thank you

Sumimasen

Excuse me

Hai

Yes

Daijoubu

That's okay (no)

Onegaishimas

Please

Ergo wakarimaska

Do you speak English?

_______doko deska

Where is _______

_____ arimasuka

Is there_____