In Filipino, "ohayo" is a borrowed term from Japanese, where it means "good morning." However, in Filipino, the more common greeting for "good morning" is "magandang umaga." The use of "ohayo" in the Philippines may be more familiar among fans of Japanese culture or anime.
Ohayo is saying goodmorning in Japanese.
Ohayo or Ohayo Gozaimasu
hello
this is really spelt badly so the meaning is ambiguous and it is in the wrong category. but chisaydes could mean chisaidesu = it is small ohayo gozaymas = ohayo gozaimasu = good morning
The cast of Ohayo - 2005 includes: Mikio Fukai Chie Kinoshita Satomi Ohyama
Very much. It is most commonly used in the Japenese "Ohayo gosaimazu" Where ohayo means thank you and gosaimazu means very much.
A person from the Philippines.
No
The fillipino's role in ww2 was to lay back and let everyone do the fighting!!
Ohayo (OHIO)
konnichiwa or ohayo
Ohayo gozaimasu