Learn
Japanese
Clothes
Kimono - meaning
clothing or things to wear is the basic japanese clothing
Yukata - the summer kimono
Nagajugan - undergarments
Clothing Accessories - obi, shoes, socks, etc.
Haori - short silk jackets
Michiyuki - Overcoats
Hakama - japanese pants
Uchikake - most formal kimono
Shiro-maku - wedding kimono
Yukata - the summer kimono
Nagajugan - undergarments
Clothing Accessories - obi, shoes, socks, etc.
Haori - short silk jackets
Michiyuki - Overcoats
Hakama - japanese pants
Uchikake - most formal kimono
Shiro-maku - wedding kimono
Greetings
Hello
Konnichiwa.
Good Morning
Ohayou.
Good
afternoon Konnichiwa.
Good evening
Konbanwa.
Good night
Oyasumi.
Good bye Sayounara.
See you
later Dewa
mata.
See you
tomorrow. Mata
ashita.
How do you
do Hajimemashite.
I'm glad to
see you Oai-deki-te
ureshii-desu.
How are you
Ogenki
desu-ka.
I'm fine
Genki-desu.
And you
Anata wa?
I'm fine,
too
Watashi-mo
genki-desu.
Thank you
Arigatou.
Replies
Yes
Hai.
Yes
it is
Hai
sou-desu.
I
got it /I
see /I understand Wakari-masita.
I
know
Wakatte-imasu.
I think so Sou
omoi-masu.
Sure./ Of course
Mochiron-desu.
O.K.
Ii-desu.