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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2020 · 5 MIN

Snack-Sized Language Episode 3: How to Say Hello in Japanese

from Snack-Sized Languages · host Caitlin and Shannon

In this episode of the podcast, we focus on learning how to greet someone in Japanese and you'll learn the phrases for "hello," "good morning," and how to greet someone in a casual way. Wondering how to how to say hello in Japanese? You'll learn how with these Japanese phrases in this week's snack-sized lesson. Want to keep learning with us? Join Language Conqueror. In This Lesson, You Learned: How to say "hello" in Japanese - konnichiwa / こんにちは "Good morning" in Japanese - ohayou gozaimasu / おはようございます ; ohayou / おはよう Casual Japanese greeting - Using someone's name + -san / ‐さん Featured Trade Secret: Simplify your learning over the holidays by something quick and easy you can do each day to keep up your language learning no matter how busy things get. Mentioned in this Episode: Language Conqueror We hope you enjoyed this episode of the podcast! Let us know what you think by leaving us a review. We appreciate your reviews because they let us know what you enjoy most about the podcast so we can keep doing more of it and it helps other learners like yourself find the podcast. You can share your thoughts on the podcast at languageconqueror.com/review

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