🇯🇵 Beginner Japanese
こんにちは。はじめまして。
(Konnichiwa. Hajimemashite.)
➡️Good afternoon. Nice to meet you.
⚠️ Many learners confuse it with:
久しぶりですね
(Hisashiburi desu ne)
➡️It's been a long time
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🇯🇵 Quick Tip
よろしく!
(Yoroshiku!)
➡️Thanks! / Take care of me!
よろしくお願いします。
(Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.)
➡️Please treat me well.
💡 Casual vs. polite.
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🇯🇵 Phrase of the Day
よろしくお願いします。
(Yoroshiku onegaishimasu.)
➡️Nice to meet you. / Please treat me well.
💡 Used when meeting someone or asking for a favor.
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🇯🇵 Useful Japanese
大丈夫です。
(Daijōbu desu.)
➡️That's all right.
💡 It can mean "I'm okay," "No problem," or a polite "No, thanks."
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🇯🇵 Real Conversation
🗣️ A
大丈夫?
(Daijōbu?)
➡️Are you okay?
🗣️ B
うん、大丈夫だよ。
(Un, daijōbu da yo.)
➡️Yeah, I'm okay.
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🇯🇵 Quiz Time
❓ A waiter offers you more dessert.
Which sounds more natural?
A) 大丈夫です。
(Daijōbu desu.)
➡️That's all right.
B) 結構です。
(Kekkō desu.)
➡️No, thank you.
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🇯🇵 Phrase of the Day
大丈夫です。
(Daijōbu desu.)
➡️That's all right.
💡 Use it to say "I'm okay," "No problem," or "I'm fine."
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🇯🇵 Useful Japanese
本当にすみません。
(Hontō ni sumimasen.)
➡️I'm really sorry.
💡 Use すみません(sumimasen) in formal situations.
💡 Use ごめんなさい(gomen nasai) with friends and family.
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🇯🇵 Real Conversation
🗣️ A
本当にすみません!
(Hontō ni sumimasen!)
➡️I'm really sorry!
🗣️ B
大丈夫ですよ。
(Daijōbu desu yo.)
➡️It's okay.
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🇯🇵 Quiz Time
❓ You're apologizing to your manager.
A) 本当にごめんなさい。
(Hontō ni gomen nasai.)
➡️I'm really sorry. (casual)
B) 本当にすみません。
(Hontō ni sumimasen.)
➡️I'm really sorry. (formal)
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🇯🇵 Quick Tip
⚠️ 本当にすみません。
(Hontō ni sumimasen.)
➡️I'm really sorry.(formal)
⚠️ 本当にごめんなさい。
(Hontō ni gomen nasai.)
➡️really sorry.(casual)
💡 First = formal
💡 Second = casual
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🇯🇵 Phrase of the Day
本当にすみません。
(Hontō ni sumimasen.)
➡️I'm really sorry.
💡 A polite apology for work or formal situations.
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🗣️ A
失礼します。
(Shitsurei shimasu.)
➡️Excuse me(while opening the door).
🗣️ B
どうぞ、お入りください。
(Douzo, ohairi kudasai.)
➡️Please come in.
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🇯🇵 Quiz Time
❓ You're about to enter your boss's office.
Which should you say?
A) 失礼します。
(Shitsurei shimasu.)
➡️Excuse me.
B) 失礼しました。
(Shitsurei shimashita.)
➡️Excuse me. (after the action)
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🇯🇵 Phrase of the Day
失礼します。
(Shitsurei shimasu.)
➡️Excuse me.
💡 Use it when entering a room, leaving first, or politely interrupting someone.
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🇯🇵 Useful Japanese
ありがとうございます。
(Arigatou gozaimasu.)
➡️ I appreciate it.
💡 Use ありがとう(Arigatou) with friends.
💡 Use ありがとうございます(Arigatou gozaimasu) in polite situations.
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🇯🇵 Real Conversation
🗣️ Customer
ありがとうございます。
(Arigatou gozaimasu.)
➡️I appreciate it.
🗣️ Staff
どういたしまして。
(Douitashimashite.)
➡️You're welcome.
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🇯🇵 Quiz Time
❓ You're thanking your teacher.
Which sounds more natural?
A) ありがとう
(Arigatou.)
➡️Thank you.
B) ありがとうございます。
(Arigatou gozaimasu.)
➡️I appreciate it.
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