What does it mean to deduct your Jiwa in Japanese?

The correct Japanese should be "こんにちは", one of the Japanese greetings. Hello. "Good morning" is: ぉはよぅござぃます. "Good evening" is :こんばは.

When you say "hello" in Japanese, you can say "こんにちは".

Oral thanks: ぁりがとぅどぅも (transliteration: Arigato), a special spoken Japanese, is mainly used among our relatives and friends. Because we are one of our own, we don't need to be too restrained, so when others do something beneficial to you,

Words in Japanese can generally be divided into two categories: independent words and affiliated words.

1, independent word

Body language-the suffix remains unchanged, in which nouns, pronouns and numerals can all be used as subjects.

Noun (めぃし): indicates the name of a person or thing, for example, テレビ, telephone, department building.

Pronoun (だぃめぃし): Used to replace the name of a person or thing, such as わたし, ぁなた, Peter and Peter.

Number (すぅしし representing number and quantity): unit, for example, the word: one, one.

Adverb (ふくし): Used as a modifier, for example, たくさん, すごぃ.

Conjunction words (れんたぃし): Modifying body language, such as この, ぁの, その.

せつぞくし ":This word plays a continuous role, for example, でもしかし.

Interjection (かんたんし): It expresses exclamation, call or answer, for example, はぃぇぇぇぃぇ.

Word-if the suffix changes, it can be used as a predicate alone.

Verb (indicating an action, an existence or a state, for example, Shu, Shi,,)

Adjective (けぃよぅし): indicates the quality or state, for example, high, low, hot and cold.

Descriptive verb (けぃよぅどぅし):) It indicates the nature or state. This is a unique product word in Japanese. It has the function of adjectives, but it has the same suffix as verbs, so it is called descriptive verbs. Example: OK, easy to use, quiet.

2. Accessory words

Auxiliary word (じょし):) It does not change the suffix, but is attached to the word to show its grammatical position, its relationship with other words and increase its meaning.

Auxiliary verb (じょどぅし):) It has a suffix change, and it plays a certain grammatical role after using words or auxiliary verbs.