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Konnichiwa (ko-ni-she-wah)
Hello/Good Afternoon
Ohayo Gozaimasu (oh-hai-oh go-zai-mass)
Good Morning
Konbanwa (kon-ban-wah)
Good Evening
Oyasumi Nasai (oh-yah-su-me nah-sai)
Good Night
Itadakimasu (ee-tah-da-ki-mas)
Thank's for the meal/Let's eat!
Hai (ha-ii)
Yes
Iie (ee-eh)
No
Ta Bun (tah-buhn)
Maybe
Summimasen (sue-me-mah-sen)
I'm Sorry
Sayonara (sai-oh-nah-ra)
Goodbye