Common Japanese you can use when traveling to Japan! ! ! ! ! ! !

Japanese + Chinese homophony + Chinese translation (for reference for Japanese travelers who have never learned the fifty syllables and cannot speak Japanese.)

おはようございます. Oh, haha~ Let's die together. Good morning.

お久(やす)みなさい. Oh yeah Simi Nasai. Good night.

お belly がempty き ま し た oh nakagasi ki? wash it. I'm hungry.

こんばんは. So empty. Good evening.

お元気(げんき)ですか. Oh, I'm so virtuous? How are you? This is equivalent to "How are you" in English? Is Yiku La going to die? How much?

すみません. Damn it! Sorry to trouble you... Equivalent to "Excuse me" in English.

ごめんなさい. Pass the goal. sorry.

どういうことですか. Will one more house be too much to expand? What does it mean?

まだまだです. The horse must die. Nothing, nothing. (Humility when receiving praise, that is, "Where is that")

どうしたの. Do you want to wash your hands? どうしたんですか. Will you die if you wash too much? What happened?

なんでもない. Men must be impatient. Nothing happened.

ちょっと道ってください. Are you so angry that you have to cry to compete? Please wait a moment.

Restraint(やくそく)します. Do you want to die if you are dumb and cry? That's it.

これでいいですか. Will Kule die if he succeeds? Is this okay?

どうして. Duo oh sid? Naina, who is to blame? Why?

いただきます Oh, I’ll die. Then I started. (Before using chopsticks when eating)

ごちそうさまでした. The fruit machine lock needs to be washed. I'm stuffed. (After eating)

ありがとうございます. Ah Li Gado~ I'll curse you to death. Thanks.

どういたしまして. Duo oh ta sil med . You're welcome.

Original (ほんとう)ですか. Too much red? Really? うれしい. Dance drama. I'm so happy. (Female term)

よし. いくぞ. Yo wash. B cries zo! good! Departure (action). (Male term)

いってきます. B got ki? Thinking. I'm leaving. (What you say to others when leaving a certain place)

いってらしゃい. B got Xia Yi. Hello go. (What to say to someone who is leaving)

いらしゃいませ. The shrimps are all the same color. Welcome.

じゃ、またね. Price, please ne. では, また. Gotta, wow. Goodbye (more common usage)

がんばってください. Hong Kong bar has to cry to match. Please come on. (Japanese people often use this phrase when saying goodbye) ただいま. Ta da yi~. I'm back. (What the Japanese say when they get home)

おかえり. Oh, come on. You are back. (A response from a family member to a person returning home)

おじゃまします. Oh, my family is dead. Excuse me. What you say when entering someone else's place.

おじゃましました. Oh, home, West, wash. Excuse me. What you say when leaving someone else's place.

はじめまして. Haji, can you wash it? Please take care of me when we meet you for the first time.

どうぞよろしくおねがいします. Do it more~ Oh my God, I'm crying. Please take care of me. Please practice this sentence a little more, and if you meet a Japanese friend, say it in one breath and immediately calm him down.

Bye (べつ)に. be tsu ni (Baidi Ni.) Nothing. Your answer when someone asks you what happened.

おねがいします. Oh, that's what I'm thinking. Please. なるほど. What a fire. So that’s it. はい Hi E. Yes.

さようなら Spill oil Nala. goodbye.

Japanese pronunciation should pay attention to the rhythm. This kind of Japanese will sound better and be more pure. Japanese kana is the same as Chinese pinyin. Watching more Japanese anime and dramas will help you feel the rhythm and context of Japanese pronunciation.