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What does Japanese phase arigato gozaimashita mean in English?

It means "thank you."


Can single phase 200v from japan use in US with two phase 120v 240V?

The US system is not a two-phase system; it's a split-phase system. But, to answer your question, probably not without damaging the Japanese device.


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