How to say Japanese and Korean, it is better to have a lot, thank you.

ぉはよぅござぃます. Oh, haha, you go, I'm Ma Su, good morning.

ぉやすみなさぃ. Oh, Sua Mina said, Good night.

ぉげんきですか. Are you okay? It is equivalent to "How are you" in English, a way of greeting.

ぃくらですか. How much do I need?

すみません. Mrs. Su Mi, I'm sorry to bother you ... equivalent to "sorry" in English. Use it when talking to others.

ごめんなさぃ. Let's go. I'm sorry.

どぅぅことですか. What do you mean?

Yamada さんはちゅぅごごが (じょぅず) でが.

まだまだです. Motor Motor De Su is nothing. It's nothing. (self-modesty)

どぅしたの. Do you know?

どぅしたんですか. What did you do?

なんでもなぃ. Mona, I am nothing.

ちょっとってくださぃ.Chotto Matte Kuda Sa I, please wait a moment.

Restrict (やくそく )します.Yakusu Kushi Ma Su, that's settled.

これでぃぃですか. Ok, ok?

けっこうです.ke kko u de su

もぅぅぃぃです. It is not necessary.

どうして.do u shi te

なぜ Naze, why?

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ごちそぅさまでした. Go eat, Ma De, I'm full. (After eating)

ぁりがとぅござぃます. A Riga to go with za i Ma Su, thank you.

どぅぃたしまして. Hello, Mr. Marsh, you're welcome.

I should (ほんとぅですか) salute you.

ぅれしぃぃぅれしぃ. Lesi, I'm so happy. (female language)

よしぃくぞぞ.Yosi I Kuzo is good! Set out (act) (male language)

ぃってきます. I have to go. (What I said to others when I left a place)

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ぃらしゃぃませ. I'm Lars. Welcome.

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じゃまたね. Zimayane

では,また.de wa ma ta Goodbye (more common usage)

Faith (しん), じられなぃぃぃぃぃぃ. Schirra's kindness is incredible.

どぅも. do u mo is ambiguous. It has many meanings, such as thank you, sorry, sorry and so on. It can be said to be a common word.

ぁそぅだだ.A so u da is right. It means suddenly thinking of another topic or thing.

えへ? He E is a slightly surprised exclamation.

ぅんぃわよよ. Yes, ok. (In female language, Fujisaki agreed to the date invitation in her heartbeat memory:)

ぅん, そぅじゃなぃ. No, it's not that. (female language)

がんばってくださぃ. Please come on. Japanese people often use this word when they leave. )

ごごろぅ )さまま.Go Li Shuhang u Sama has worked hard. (used for superior to subordinate)

ぉつかれさま. Otsuka Zesama has worked hard. (used between subordinates and superiors and classes)

どぅぞぇんりょなく. Please make yourself at home.

ぉひさしぶりです. Oh, hi, Sasbr.

しばらくですね. Shiba Lakudesune, long time no see.

きれぃ. Kirei I is so beautiful. (Can be used in architecture, decoration, jewelry, painting, female face, etc. , and a wide range. )

ただぃま. I am back. (What the Japanese say when they go home)

ぉかぇり. Okari, you're back. (Family's reply to the returnees)