お休みなさい (oyasuminasai), is a polite way of saying "Good night".
おやすみなさい - oyasumi nasai, or just oyasumi to be less formal
"Oyasumi nasai" is a Japanese phrase that translates to "good night" in English. It is a polite and formal way to wish someone a restful night, often used when saying goodbye before bedtime. The phrase reflects a caring sentiment, commonly expressed among family and friends.
Oyasumi nasai- correct spelling Pronounce- O-YA-SU-ME-NAS-I
oyasumi is the short way of saying Oyasuminasai; which is used to say good night or going to sleepwoaini oyasumi is " iloveyou , goodnite "wo ai ni [Is Chinese for saying "I love you"]Oyasumi [Is Japanese and is the informal way of saying good night to a friend, family member or a partner.]It is doubtful these two would be used together, it is like saying; "I love you" in German and "Good night" in English at the same time, two different languages.
They can be translated independently - taken as an entire sentence it is both nonsensical and grammatically incorrect. 'Oyasuminasai' can be translated as "Good night," while 'tomodachi desu' means "[someone is] a friend." i think itd be best if desu was cut from the end so it just read "oyasumi nasai tomodachi" then i may make a little more sense
Casual form: お休み!いい夢を見てね! Oyasumi! Ii yume o mite ne! Polite form: お休みなさい!いい夢を見て下さい! Oyasumi nasai! Ii yume o mite kudasai. (Goodnight! Have good dreams [please])
Casually: 皆、お休みね!(Minna, oyasumi ne!) Politely: 皆さん、お休みなさい。 (Mina-san, oyasumi nasai.)
おやすみなさい兄弟姉妹 Oyasumi nasai keiteishimai
'Oyasumi' is said to someone before sleeping, generally translated as "good night." 'Aitai' means "Want to meet."
well be careful which one you use shini nasai = please die shinji nasai = believe me
SumimasenorGomen nasai
oyasuminasai; oyasumi