Thank you for meeting you.

Japanese: Jun Chu Hui, Jun Chu Hui, Jun Chu Hui, Jun Chu Hui.

Roman pinyin: kimini deaete yokata.

Japanese: ぁなたにぇてよかった

Roman Pinyin: anata ni deaete yokatta

Japanese: Thank you for coming to the meeting.

Roman Pinyin: Ed.

You can't go out. You can't go out. When using the close object, the predicate "kimi" in the sentence can be changed to "Anata". The first two sentences have the same meaning, but the object of use is slightly different. Nice to meet you. The first two sentences are suitable for everyday spoken English. Thank you for coming to the meeting. Writing more and using less in daily oral English can be used to express gratitude to elders, seniors and unfamiliar people.

There is a Japanese song named "さくらぁなたにぇてよかったた", which was written and composed by Kenichi Takano. The lyrics are inspired by Kanako Nishi's novel Cherry Blossom.