8 Incredibly Useful Japanese Words That Have No English Equivalent
With practice, though, these things start to become automatic. Even better, the Japanese language is filled with incredibly handy phrases that we’d love to import into English. 1. Doumo – Hello, thanks, and hello and thanksThe extremely convenient domo manages to do the job of both “hello” and “thank you,”as it’s the first component of both doumo konnichiwa (good afternoon) and domo arigato gozaim
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