How to Say “Thank You for Your Work” in Japanese
In Japanese, “thank you for your work” is expressed as お疲れ様でした.
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In Japanese, “thank you for your work” is expressed as お疲れ様でした.
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The English verb “bark” is expressed in Japanese as 吠える. 吠える is the most common word used to describe the act of a dog barking.
In Japanese, the phrase for “sorry to keep you waiting” is お待たせしました.
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The English word ‘lyrics’ is translated into Japanese as 歌詞. The term refers to the words of a song.
Charcoal in Japanese is expressed as 木炭. Charcoal as a substance can be referred to using several different words depending on the context.
The English word “weakling” is translated into Japanese as 弱虫. 弱虫 refers to a person with a weak or even sickly physical constitution.
The Japanese phrase for “nice to meet you, my name is” is はじめまして、私の名前は.
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The Japanese phrase for very interesting is とても面白い. This phrase is used to describe something that captures your attention or is entertaining.
ohayou gozaimasu is the Japanese way to say Good morning.