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"I'll leave it to you".
eg. "Douzo yoroshiku" (douzo = take this thing that I give you)
This means "here, take this. I entrust you to take care of this."
Japanese greetings sometimes go like this:
(Speaker A gets introduced to speaker B).
A: Hajimemashite. (Nice to meet you)
B: Hajimemashite. (Nice to meet you, too)
A: Watashi wa atarashii seito de, yoroshiku onegaeshimasu. (I am a new student here, so please take care of me)
B: Hai. (Okay)
Other words I used in the above example:
Watashi wa = I/me
atarashii = new
seito = student
de = (particle word); because
onegaeshimasu = I guess this can be interpreted as the verb of saying 'please'
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