you to start
? If you know the basics of Japanese, there is a rule for writing the
hiragana for "wa （わ）" and "ha （は）." When "wa" is used as a particle,
it is written in hiragana as "ha." Nowadays, "Konnichiwa" or
"Konbanwa" are fixed greetings. However, in the old days they were
used in a sentence such as, "Today is ~ (Konnichi wa ~)" or "Tonight
is ~ (Konban wa ~)" and "wa" functioned as a particle. That's why it
is still written in hiragana as "ha."
here are some greeting that are usually used by the Japanese:
greetings.
Good Morning.
Ohayou.
おはよう。
Good Afternoon.
Konnichiwa.
こんにちは。
Good evening.
Konbanwa.
こんばんは。
Good night.
Oyasuminasai.
おやすみなさい。
Good bye.
Sayonara.
さよなら。
See you later.
Dewa mata.
ではまた。
See you tomorrow.
Mata ashita.
また明日。
How are you?
Genki desu ka.
元気ですか。
