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Ohayou Gozaimasu

Good Morning

Konnichiwa

Good Afternoon

Konbanwa

Good Evening

Oyasuminasai

Good Night

Sayonara

Good Bye

Ittekimasu

I’ll go (come back)

Tadaima

I’m home

Okaerinasai

Welcome Home

Moshi Moshi

Hello (phone)

Otsukaresama desu

Thank you for your hardwork

Yokoso

Welcome (airport)

Irrashaimase

Welcome (Restaurant)

Doumo Arigatou Gozaimasu

Thank You Very Much

Sumimasen

Excuse Me

Gomenasai

I’m sorry

Depaato

Department Store

Jimuusho

Office

Kyooshitsu

Classroom

Kaigishitsu

Conference Room

Country

Country

Esukareeta

Escalator

Robii

Lobby

Toire

Toilet

Uketsuke

Reception Desk

Yuubinkyoku

Post Office

Suupa

Supermarket

Toshoukan

Library

Isu

Chair

Denwa

Telephone

Densha

Train

Jimu

Gym

Jisho

Dictionary

Hon

Book

Zasshi

Magazine

Shinbun

Newspaper

Nooto

Notebook

Techou

Pocket Notebook

Meishi

Business Card

Terehonkaada

Telephone Card

Enpitsu

Pencil

Boorupen

Ballpen

Kohii

Coffee

Chokoreeto

Chocolate

Tokei

Clock or Watch

Kagi

Key

Seifuku

Uniform

kaban

Bag

Terebi

Television

Radjio

Radio

Konpyuuta

Computer

Kuruma

Car

Hikari

Light

Tsukue

Desk

Kutsu

Shoes

Tobako

Cigarette