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Basic Japanese Greetings and Phrases

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What is the meaning of 'しつれいですが'?

Good afternoon.
How do you do?
May I have your name?
Excuse me, but (correct)

Which phrase means 'Do you understand?'?

やすみましょう。
わかりますか。 (correct)
おなまえは？
どうぞよろしくおねがいします

In what context would you use 'はじめまして'?

When greeting in the afternoon
During a formal introduction (correct)
When taking a break
To ask for understanding

What is the English translation of 'でんき'?

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What does 'その～' refer to?

<p>That ~ near you (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Konnichiwa (こんにちは)

A polite way to say 'good afternoon' in Japanese.

Konbanwa (こんばんは)

A polite way to say 'good evening' in Japanese.

Denki (電気)

The Japanese word for 'electricity' or 'light'.

Dare (誰)

The Japanese word for 'who'.

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O namae wa? (お名前は？)

A polite way to ask for someone's name in Japanese.

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Greetings and Introductions

Common greetings include "Good afternoon" (こんにちは), and "Good evening" (こんばんは).
Phrases for introductions: "How do you do?" (はじめまして), "Pleased to meet you" (どうぞよろしくおねがいします).
"Excuse me, but" (失礼ですが) can be used to politely get someone's attention.
"May I have your name?" (お名前は？) is a polite way to ask for someone's name.

Basic Japanese Phrases

"Let's take a break" (やすみましょう, 休みましょう).
"Do you understand?" (わかりますか,分かりますか).
"Electricity, light" (でんき, 電気).
"Who" (だれ, 誰).
"That" or "That ~ (near you)" (その～, that ~ near you).
"That" (thing far both speaker and listener) (あれ).

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Explore essential Japanese greetings and introduction phrases in this quiz. You'll learn how to say 'Good afternoon,' 'Excuse me,' and other important expressions for polite interactions. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to improve their Japanese communication skills.