Hajimemashite was created on 1984-10-24.
You may answer the same -- 'Hajimemashite.'
Hajimemashite, typically translated as 'how do you do?,' is written as はじめまして in Japanese.
Hajimemashite
Hajimemashite means 'Let's begin a friendship.'
"Hajimemashite" is a Japanese phrase that translates to "Nice to meet you" in English. It is commonly used when introducing oneself to someone for the first time. The phrase reflects a polite and formal greeting in Japanese culture.
The standard for a typical, polite introduction is as follows: "Hajimemashite. (Name) desu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu."
Hajimemashite (haji-may-mash-tay) - means Nice to meet you (for the first time) - Its only said the very FIRST time you meet a Japanese person. Hajime means - first of / first time. Mashite - is like "doing of" We are doing the first time - or "It's nice meeting you for the first time" Cheers, E-2-J-BLOG
Konnichiwa- Good afternoon Konnbanwa- Good evening (O) genki desu ka- How are you? Hajimemashite- Nice to meet you!
You may say 'hajimemashite,' written: はじめまして
When introducing yourself in Japanese you would say "Hajimemashite" which means hello for the first time, or how do you do. Here is a basic Introductory Japanese Lesson if you would like to know what to say after how do you do. - Dialogue in Romaji Namiko: Hajimemashite, Namiko desu. Douzo yoroshiku. Paul: Hajimemashite, Paul desu. Douzo yoroshiku. Dialogue in English - Namiko: How do you do, I'm Namiko. Pleased to meet you. - Paul: How do you do, I'm Paul. Pleased to meet you. Dialogue in Japanese 奈美子: はじめまして、奈美子です。 どうぞよろしく。 ポール: はじめまして、ポールです。 どうぞよろしく。
初めまして (hajimemashite) You only say that if you are meeting someone you don't know. お元気ですか (ogenki desu ka) You say that to someone you know.
ha ( like laughter)ji ( like capital G)me ( like meh or medical )ma (mama)shi (she)te (tay)hah-gee-may-mah-she-tayits a real tongue twister so you might have to practice saying it for a bit