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Ohayoo gozaimasu- correct spelling Pronounced- O-HI-O-GOZ-I-MUS Japanese writing~

* お早うございます (ohayō gozaimasu) (Formal)

お早う (ohayō)! (Informal)
Good morning in Japanese not not have a precise equivalent in English. The approximation is "ohaiyo", or more politely, "ohaiyo gozaimasu". Whereas the English use of "good morning" ranges from midnight through to midday, Japanese language use depands on the situation and relationship between the speaker and those greeted. Usually, it is from sunrise until about 10am. In a family, if you woke up late, say 11am, the greeting "ohaiyo" would be used. For say in a work environment where you neet the same people everyday, anytime is OK for "ohaiyo" say 3:00pm or even in the evening where someone may work late shift.

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13y ago

Good Morning- Ohiyo Gozimasu. -Polite

Ohiyo-Informal.

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12y ago

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Konnichiwa is a greeting translating in "Hello" or "Greetings"

Ohayou gozamaisu mina-san would be a more accurate translation.

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13y ago

Ohaiyo Gozaimasu

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Ohayoo Gakusei

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10y ago

I believe It's Ohayo or Ohayo Gozaimasu

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6y ago

konishiwa

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