How to Say "Hi Miss" in Japanese

こんにちは

konnichiwa

The English phrase "hi miss" can be translated into Japanese as こんにちは (konnichiwa).

こんにちは is a polite greeting used when addressing a woman.

How do you pronounce it?

konnichiwa

If you use こんにちは with a very close friend or family member, it can actually sound cold or distant because the phrase is too polite for intimate relationships.
In Japanese, the phrase こんにちは is actually a shortened version of a longer greeting meaning 'Today is…'. It historically functioned as a way to begin a sentence about the day's weather or circumstances.
In Japan, the greeting こんにちは is typically accompanied by a bow, and the depth of the bow indicates the level of respect and social distance between the speakers.

Yui and Hiroto meet in the school hallway.

大翔 Hiroto

結衣さん、こんにちは。
Yui-san, konnichiwa.
Hello, Yui.
結衣 Yui

あ、大翔くん、こんにちは。
A, Hiroto-kun, konnichiwa.
Oh, hello, Hiroto.
大翔 Hiroto

今日はいい天気ですね。
Kyou wa ii tenki desu ne.
The weather is nice today, isn't it?
結衣 Yui

そうですね。
Sou desu ne.
It is.

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