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Goodmorning (formal)

おはようございます

Morning (informal)

おはよう

Goodevening

こんはんは

Hello

こんにちは

Yes

はい

No

いいえ

Have

ある

None

ない

I

私／わたし

You

あなた

She

かのじょ

He

かれ

This

これ

That

それ

That (far from the speaker and listener)

あれ

What

なに

When

いつ

Why

なぜ