Good morning

Hello, good afternoon

Good evening

Good night

Good bye

See you later

Thank you very much

You're welcome

No · It's no problem (as an answer to arigatou)

Sorry · Excuse me

Please

Who

Who (polite)

How old

How old (polite)

May I have your nationality?

May I have your nationality?

Excuse me but,

May I have your name?

May I have your occupation?

May I have your country?

Nice to meet you for the first time (used as a phrase when first meeting a person)

Please take care of me (used in a cultural aspect when meeting for the first time)

Please take care of me

This is Mr. Ms. ~

I came from ~

I'm ____

No · It's no problem (as an answer to arigatou)

Yes

I

We

You

That person

That person (polite)

Everyone

Everyone (polite)

Mr., Ms. (title of respect added to a name)

(suffix often added to a girl or child's name instead of ~san)

(suffix often added to a boy's name)

(suffix meaning 'a national of ~')

(suffix meaning 'a language of ~')

~ years old

Employee of ~

Teacher, instructor (used a title)

Teacher, instructor

Student

Company employee

Bank worker

Doctor

Nurse

Lawyer

Actor

Singer

Shop clerk

Cook

Chef

Police officer

Driver

Engineer

Researcher, scholar

My family

Grandmother

Grandfather

Mother

Father

Older brother

Older sister

Younger sister

Younger brother

Aunt

Uncle

Cousin

Japan

Maldives

America

Canada

England

China

South Korea

Germany

France

Italy

Brazil

India

Thailand

Company

University

Hospital

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

Six

Seven

Eight

Nine

Ten