“Ladies and gentlemen” in Japanese
Short answer
Ladies and gentlemen in Japanese is “諸兄姉” (shokeishi). Full meaning: ladies and gentlemen.
Other ways to say “Ladies and gentlemen” in Japanese
皆皆様
minaminasama Ladies and Gentlemen!, all of you, everyone
東西東西
touzaitouzai ladies and gentlemen!, your attention, please!, roll up, roll up!
紳士淑女
shinshishukujo ladies and gentlemen
方々
katagata people, (all) persons, everyone, ladies and gentlemen; here and there, this way and that way, everywhere, all over
各位
kakui everyone, each and every one (of you), ladies and gentlemen
諸公
shokou high-ranking officials, ministers; ladies and gentlemen, everyone
諸君
shokun you (people); gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, my friends, everyone
皆様方
minasamagata everyone, everybody, ladies and gentlemen
かたがた
katagata people, (all) persons, everyone, ladies and gentlemen; here and there, this way and that way, everywhere, all over
ほうぼう
houbou people, (all) persons, everyone, ladies and gentlemen; here and there, this way and that way, everywhere, all over
諸君
shokun you (people); gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, my friends, everyone
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