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ありがとう arigatou · thank youおはよう ohayou · good morningさようなら sayounara · goodbyeすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet youいただきます itadakimasu · let's eatよろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet youがんばって gambatte · do your bestおやすみ oyasumi · good nightただいま tadaima · I'm homeいってきます ittekimasu · I'm offもしもし moshi moshi · hello (phone)なるほど naruhodo · I seeそうですね sou desu ne · I agreeちょっと待って chotto matte · wait a moment大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay本当に hontou ni · really一緒に issho ni · together頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyableありがとう arigatou · thank youおはよう ohayou · good morningさようなら sayounara · goodbyeすみません sumimasen · excuse meはじめまして hajimemashite · nice to meet youいただきます itadakimasu · let's eatよろしく yoroshiku · pleased to meet youがんばって gambatte · do your bestおやすみ oyasumi · good nightただいま tadaima · I'm homeいってきます ittekimasu · I'm offもしもし moshi moshi · hello (phone)なるほど naruhodo · I seeそうですね sou desu ne · I agreeちょっと待って chotto matte · wait a moment大丈夫 daijoubu · it's okay本当に hontou ni · really一緒に issho ni · together頑張る ganbaru · to do one's best楽しい tanoshii · fun / enjoyable

お帰りなさい

please make yourself comfortable, please relax your sitting position

old person, elderly person, senior citizen

New Year's gift (usu. money given to a child by relatives and visitors)

お年玉キャンペーン

otoshidamakyanpeen

year-end marketing campaign (promotion, sales, etc.), New Year's campaign

merchant's home (esp. used by apprentices, etc.)

merchant house employee, tradesman

perfunctory, apathetic, makeshift, slapdash, routine, usual

お座なりになる

to not be taken seriously

sitting down, sitting up

お座敷がかかる

ozashikigakakaru

to be invited (often to perform for an audience), to be called

お座敷遊び

(private) geisha entertainment, being entertained by one or more geisha (in a tea house or traditional Japanese restaurant)

お弁当つけて

with rice stuck on one's face

お引き受け

undertaking, underwriting, acceptance

お引き摺り

train of dress, trailing skirt

glutinous rice steamed with red beans or some other ingredient

begging, pestering, pleading, coaxing

dismissal (from one's post), firing, being relieved from one's post, being relieved of a duty

お役所仕事

oyakushoshigoto

bureaucratic routine, red tape

お役所言葉

bureaucratic jargon, officialese, gobbledygook

お待たせしました

omataseshimashita

thank you for waiting, sorry to have kept you waiting

お待ちかね

long-awaited, long-waited-for

お待ちどおさま

I'm sorry to have kept you waiting

お後がよろしいようで

oatogayoroshiiyoude

that's all from me, and now the next speaker

bargain, good-value, economical

お得意さん

regular customer, valued client

regular customer, valued client

money-saving feeling, bargain feeling

travelling incognito (of a person of high rank)

kindness, courtesy

お忘れなく

please don't forget, please remember, keep in mind

お悔やみ申し上げます

okuyamimoushiagemasu

my condolences, my deepest sympathy

pity, sympathy, compassion, mercy

feigned ignorance

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