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今日の単語

広報担当者

TODAY Kanji/Kana

kouhoutantousha

person in charge of public relations, PR manager

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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

こちら持ち

covering the costs oneself, paying (the full amount) oneself

to treat someone, to entertain someone

こちんこちん

hard (due to freezing, drying, etc.)

large and rough, big and tough, rugged (hands, features, etc.), hard, sturdy, chunky, burly

コッカースパニエル

kokkaasupanieru

コッカプー

cockapoo (cocker spaniel and poodle mix)

from here, from this place

コックオーヴァン

コックドール

コックニー

コックピット

nodding (in agreement, with approval, etc.)

こっくりこっくり

niddle-noddle, nid-nod, nodding off

こっくりとうなずく

kokkuritounazuku

to nod in agreement, to nod in assent

コックローチ

gulp, gulping, swallowing

head chef, head cook

こっけい者

idiot, dummy, joker, fool, trickster

playing at (something), game of make-believe, something done together

steadily, unflaggingly, untiringly, laboriously, diligently

こつこつ働く

kotsukotsuhataraku

to work hard, to toil, to moil, to keep one's nose to the grindstone, to slug away

ごっこ遊び

game of make-believe, child's play, pretend play

stealthily, secretly, in secret

confusion, mess, mix, huddle

ごった混ぜ

jumble, hodgepodge, mishmash, disorderly mixture

various foods cooked together, hodgepodge, hotchpotch, mulligan stew

ごった返す

to be in confusion or commotion, to be in a turmoil, to be crowded or jammed with people

こっちの物

mine (ours) for the taking, something under one's full control

こっちの話

kotchinohanashi

matter being discussed (e.g. in a private conversation), it's not your business, it doesn't matter (to you), it's a private matter

(as for (that)) thing, (given (that)) thing, matter, fact

コッチョリ

fresh kimchi, fresh kimchi salad

very much, extremely, greatly

ごっつぁん

ごっつん盗

stealing a car by rear-ending it lightly and having a friend jump in and drive off after the driver gets out

thickly, heavily, richly

god (esp. the Christian God)

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