Because konnichiwa was originally a phrase that got shortened.
kon = this
nichi = day
WA ...desu = is...
So basically konnichiwa hare/ame desu might have been the original greeting,
meaning [today its sunny/rainy/the third day of the rat]
In sentences using the WA pattern, Japanese traditionally use ha in hiragana. English translators were simply overzealous in catching the 'w' sound that is unconsciously tagged on.
Hello in romaji is Konnichiwa
Hello in Japanese is "こんにちは" which is pronounced as "konnichiwa".
the answer is konnichiwa... it can be used as hello/good afternoon either is good^^ i hope you like my answer cause i only know the greetings
konnichiwa. but you can also learn informal and formal ways from google translate.
The symbol for declarative is usually a period or full stop (.), indicating the end of a declarative sentence.
Konnichiwa can be written: 今日は, though typically you will see it written in hiragana, like this: こんにちは
Hi = Konnichiwa When first meeting someone: hajimemashite (ha-jee-may-ma-shii-tay) In the morning: Ohayou (oh-ha-i-oh) In the morning (formal): Ohayou gozaimasu (oh-ha-i-oh goh-za-i-ma-s) In the afternoon: Konnichiwa (Koh-[short pause]-nih-chi-wah)
'Konnitiha' is an alternative romanized spelling of 'konnichiwa,' which means "Hello/good afternoon" in Japanese.
Helm of Darkness.
A-ha ended in 2010.
Project Ha Ha ended on 2009-01-26.
it means you eat cheese ha ha ha ha ha ha you are gay
Either H1 or Ha.
Hello in romaji is Konnichiwa
Ha-Yom ended in 1888.
You may something along the lines of: "Minasan, konnichiwa. Watashi ha joi andaason to moushimasu. Kyou no purezen no teema ha shodou to nihongo de gozaimasu. Sore de ha, hajimetai to omoimasu."
Konnichiwa