“Please remember me” in Japanese
Short answer
Please remember me in Japanese is “どうか宜しく” (doukayoroshiku). Full meaning: please remember me, please help me, please treat me well, I look forward to working with you; please do, please take care of.
Other ways to say “Please remember me” in Japanese
夜露死苦
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
宜しゅう
yoroshuu best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of
よろしくお願いします
yoroshikuonegaishimasu please remember me, please help me, please treat me well, I look forward to working with you; please do, please take care of
よろしくお願いいたします
yoroshikuonegaiitashimasu please remember me, please help me, please treat me well, I look forward to working with you; please do, please take care of
よろしくお付き合いください
yoroshikuotsukiaikudasai please remember me, please help me, please treat me well, I look forward to working with you
宜しく
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
シクヨロ
shikuyoro best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do
４６４９
yoroshiku best regards, pleased to meet you, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of
よろぴく
yoropiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
ヨロシク
yoroshiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
宜ぴく
yoropiku well, properly, suitably; best regards, please remember me, please treat me favorably (favourably), please take care of, please do; just like ..., as though one were ...
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