I want some honorifics that hotels will use. Guest rooms, restaurants, and front desk all need it, thank you

こんにちは. こんにちは. (kon ni qi wa) ) Hello. Hello.

こんばんは. (kon ban wa) こんばんは. ) Good evening. Good evening.

おはようございます. おはようございます. (o ha you go za i mas) ) Good morning. Good morning.

やす)みなさい お久(やす みなさい. （o ya su mi na sai） やす みなさい. ） Good night. Good night.

げんき)ですかお元気(げんきですか. (o gen ki de s ka?) 元気げんきですか. ?) Are you okay, equivalent to English are you okay, equivalent to "How are you" in English is a way of saying hello. , a way of saying hello.

いくらですか. いくらですか. (i ku la de s ka?) ? ) How much? How much?

すみません. すみません. (su mi ma sen)) Sorry to trouble you. Equivalent to "Excuse me" in English. Used when speaking to others. Sorry to trouble you... Equivalent to English. Used when speaking to others.

ごめんなさい. ごめんなさい. (go men na sai)) Sorry. sorry. どういうことですか. どういうことですか. (dou iu ko to de su ka?) ) What does it mean? What does it mean?

Yamada さんは中文(ちゅうごくご上手(じょうずですね． じょうず) yamada さんは中文语 ちゅうごくごがじょうずですね. さんは中文ちゅうごくご)が( ya ma da san wa jiu go ku ko ga zyou zu de su ne) ) Yamada speaks Chinese really well. Yamada speaks Chinese very well. She speaks Chinese really well

まだまだです. まだまだです. (ma da ma da de s) ) nothing. nothing. (self-effacing) Nothing. nothing. (self-effacing). (自 modest

どうしたの. どうしたの. （dou si ta no） ） どうしたんですか. どうしたんですか. (dou si tan de su ka?) ? ) What happened? What happened?

なんでもない. (nan de mo nai) なんでもない. ) Nothing happened. Nothing happened.

ちょっと道ってください. ちょっと出ってください. (jou to ma te ku da sai, can be simply expressed as: jou to), can be simply expressed as: ) Please wait a moment. Please wait a moment.

Restraint (やくそく します constraint やくそく)します. (ya ku so ko si ma s) やくそく します. ) That’s it. That's it. It's settled

これでいいですか. これでいいですか. (korede idesuka?) Is this okay? Is this okay?

けっこうです. けっこうです. (ke kou de s) ) もういいです. ( もういいです. (mou i i de s) . ( ) No need. No need.

どうして. どうして.

(dou si de) ) なぜ (na ze) ) Why? Why?

いただきます (i ta da ki ma s) ) Then I'll start. (Before using chopsticks to eat) Then I’ll start. (Before using chopsticks to eat). (Before using chopsticks when eating

ごちそうさまでした. ごちそうさまでした. (ko ji sou sa ma de si ta)) I'm full. (after eating) I'm full. (after eating). (After eating

ありがとうございます. ありがとうございます. (a li ga to go za i ma s) ) Thank you. Thanks.

どういたしまして. どういたしまして. (dou i ta si ma si de) ) You’re welcome. You're welcome.

Bendang (ほんとう ですか 本道 ほんとう)ですか. (hon dou de su ka?) ほんとう ですか. ? ) real? real?

うれしい. うれしい. (so ne si i) ) I am so happy. (Female term) I'm so happy. (Female term). (Female terms

よし. いくぞ. よし. いくぞ. (yo si. i ku zo). ) Okay! Departure (action). (masculine term) to set out (to take action). Male term)

いってきます. いってきます. (i te ki ma s) ) I'm leaving. (What you say to others when leaving a place) I'm leaving. (What you say to others when leaving a certain place). (What you say to others when leaving a certain place

いってらしゃい. （i te la si yai） いってらしゃい. ） Hello. (What to say to someone who is leaving) Hello. (What to say to someone who is leaving). (What to say to people who are leaving

いらしゃいませ. いらしゃいませ. (i la si yai ma se) ) Welcome. Welcome.

また、どうぞお日 こ しください. また、どうぞお日(こ) しください. (ma ta、dou zo o ko si ku da sai) 、 ) Welcome to visit us next time. Welcome to visit us next time.

じゃ、またね. じゃ、またね. (zi ya ma ta ne) ) では、また. では, また. (de ha ma ta) ) Goodbye (more common usage) Goodbye (more common usage)

しん) 信(しんじられない. (sin zi la ne nai) しんじられない.) Zhenling It's hard to believe. It's unbelievable.

どうも. どうも. (dou mo)) The meaning of this word is vague. It has many meanings such as thank you, sorry, sorry, etc. It can be said to be a universal word. The word has a vague meaning. It can be said to be a universal word with many meanings such as thank you, sorry, sorry, etc.

あ、そうだ. (a, sou da) そうだ. , ) Ah, right. It means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing. (Mostly a male term) That’s right. It means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing. (Mostly a male term). (Mostly used by men

えへ? えへ? (e he?) ?) An exclamation expressing slight surprise. An exclamation expressing mild surprise.

うん、いいわよ. うん、いいわよ. (on i i wa yo) ) Well, okay. (Female term, said by Fujisaki when he agreed to the date invitation in Heartbeat Flashback:)) Okay. (Female term, what Fujisaki said when he agreed to the date invitation in Heartbeat Memories:)).

(Female term used by Fujisaki when accepting a date invitation

ううん、そうじゃない. ううん、そうじゃない. (on sou zi ya nai) ) No, it's not like that. (Female term) It's not like that. (Female term). (Female term

がんばってください. がんばってください. (gan ba te ku da sai)) Please come on. (Japanese people often use this phrase when saying goodbye) Please come on. (Japanese people often use this phrase when saying goodbye). (Japanese people often use this phrase when saying goodbye

がんばります. がんばります. I will work hard. I will work hard.

くろう) ごku労(くろうさま. ku労くろうIt's hard work. (Used for superiors to subordinates) Thank you for your hard work. (Used for superiors to subordinates) Used between subordinates and superiors and between levels. (Used between subordinates and superiors and between levels.)おひさしぶりです.しばらくですね. Long time no see.

きれい. So beautiful. (It can be used in architecture, decorations, jewelry, women’s looks, etc.) It’s so beautiful. Women's appearance, etc., a wide range). (Can be used in architecture

ただいま. ただいま. I'm back. (Japanese people say when they come home to their door) I'm back. (Japanese people come home to their home) (What Japanese people say when they come home) . (Responses from people at home) Officially out. (Male term) It’s finally time for me to make my official debut. (Male term) Right? (A common saying for people who gossip) Doesn’t this have anything to do with you? (A common saying for people who gossip)

No. Please tell me your phone number. Please tell me your phone number. Japanese(にほんごはむずかしいことばがはなせませんが、やさしいことばがなんとかはなせます．日本语にほんご）はむずかしいことばIt's hard to speak Japanese, but it's difficult to speak Japanese in simple terms. It's hard to say, but I can deal with a few simple ones. It's hard to say. たいへん! That's incredible. That's incredible.

おじゃまします. おじゃまします. Excuse me. What you say when entering someone else's place. Excuse me. What you say when entering someone else's place.

おじゃましました. おじゃましました. Excuse me. What you say when leaving someone else's place. Excuse me. What you say when leaving someone else's place.

はじめまして. はじめまして. Please take care of me when we meet you for the first time. Please take care of me when we meet you for the first time. Please take care of me

どうぞよろしくおねがいします.

どうぞよろしくおねがいします. Please take care of me. Please take care of me.

いままでおせわになにました. いままでおせわになにました. いままでありがとうございます. いままでありがとうございます. Thank you for your continued care. (What you say to people around you when you are leaving a place or changing jobs.) Thank you for your long-term care. (What you say to the people around you when you are leaving a place or changing jobs.) . (What you say to the people around you when you are about to leave a place or change jobs

お Wait for a long time. I have kept you waiting for a long time.

不(べつに.べつ)にべつIt’s nothing. Your answer when someone asks you what happened. Please stop joking. >おねがいします. おねがいします (Please. If you say this while kneeling, it means "please please") Please. (If you say this while kneeling, it means "please") (If you say this while kneeling, please). This sentence

そのとおりです. That’s right.

Naluhodo) That’s it. That’s it.

どうかなどうすれいいWhat should I do?

Stop it. (せんせいでさえわからないだから、まして生がくせい) のわたしならなおさらである Mr. せんせい) でさえ. Even the teacher can't do it No, let alone being a student, I will continue to ask: Why are some of the texts not transliterated from my mobile phone? Supplementary answer: Sorry, I forgot to post the revised version before. Sorry, I forgot to post the revised version before. I hope. Hello.

Good evening.

おはようございます．おはようございます． (o ha you go za i ma su) ) Good morning. Good morning.

やす)みなさい お久(やす みなさい. （o ya su mi na sa i） やす みなさい. ） Good night. Good night.

げんき)ですかお元気(げんきですか. (o gen ki de su ka?) 元気げんきですか. ?) Are you okay, equivalent to English are you okay, equivalent to "How are you" in English is a way of saying hello. , a way of saying hello. いくらですか. いくらですか. (i ku ra de su ka?) ? ) How much? How much?

すみません. すみません. (su mi ma sen)) Sorry to trouble you. Equivalent to "Excuse me" in English. Used when speaking to others. Sorry to trouble you... Equivalent to English. Used when speaking to others. ごめんなさい. ごめんなさい. (go men na sa i)) Sorry. sorry.

どういうことですか. (dou i u ko to de su ka?) どういうことですか.

) What does it mean? What does it mean?

Yamada さんは中文(ちゅうごくご上手(じょうずですね． じょうず) yamada さんは中文语 ちゅうごくごがじょうずですね. さんは中文ちゅうごくご)が( ta na ka san wa chuu go ku go na jou zu de su ne) ) Yamada speaks Chinese really well. Yamada speaks Chinese very well.

まだまだです. まだまだです. (ma da ma da de su) ) nothing. nothing.