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What Does Konnichiwa Mean Literally?

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What Does Konnichiwa Mean Literally? Probably the most well-known Japanese greeting, konnichiwa roughly translates as “hello,” and can be used at any hour. However, you most commonly use it during the day time between 11am and 5pm. Literally meaning “today,” or more originally, “the sun,” it makes sense to use it while the sun is

How Do You Wish Someone A Nice Day In Japanese?

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How Do You Wish Someone A Nice Day In Japanese? Ohayou Gozaimasu (Good Morning) … Konnichiwa (Good Afternoon) … Konbanwa (Good Evening) … Oyasuminasai (Good Night) … Sayonara (Goodbye) or Dewa Mata (See You Later) How do you greet a good day in Japanese? Ohayou Gozaimasu (Good Morning) … Konnichiwa (Good Afternoon) … Konbanwa (Good