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good job (as in well done) is yoku yatta

good job (as in i have a good job) is ii shigoto almost but it is really

Yoi shigoto

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お疲れさまでした (otsukaresama deshita) is a more formal way of saying "thanks" or "good work". Usually it is used in a professional manner. A less formal way of saying this, moreso if you are friends with the other person would be よくやった (yoku yatta) which literally means "much hooray", but is a colloquial way of saying "good job" to a friend.

AnswerOmigoto can also be used, meaning well done! bravo! .. and yoku yatta literally means well done, greatly done.

If you mean 'a great work' it could be 'taishita koto' or 'sugoi koto'.

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βˆ™ 12y ago

良く出来ました。Yoku dekimashita.

良く出来たね。 Yoku dekitane.

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"Yoku yatta" (yoh-koo yot-tah) is one way of saying "you did a good job!"

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βˆ™ 12y ago

You may say '[something] ga jouzu desu.' Written: [something] が上手です

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