Dozo haite kudasai or Dozo ohairi kudasai - Please enter or Please come in
Dozo suwate kudasai or Dozo okake kudasai - Please sit down
Dozo kochirae - This way, please
Chotto matte kudasai or Shosho omachi kudasai - Just a moment, please
Omatase shimashita - Sorry to keep you waiting
Do shimashita ka? What is the matter (with you)
Dare desu ka or Donata desu ka? - Who is it?
Nan desu ka? - What is it?
Doko desu ka? - Where is it?
Itsu desu ka? - When is it?
Dochira desu ka? - Which is it?
Please note - For voice conversation, "ka", "desu" adakala x dibunyikan. Adakala pronounce juga x sama. Cth: Who is it??? Disebut Dare dess kah??? or Dare da?? or Dare??? Juga ada gaya-gaya tertentu dalam percakapan nippon...huhuhu...bykkan tgk cerita japan ye...klu blh yg ada text translation yer...
please note that the vowels 'i' and 'u' are generally whispered or not pronounced at all. Example:
a) mimasu is pronounced as mimas
b) imashita is pronounced as imasta
Nichijo Kaiwa - Daily Conversation
Hai - Yes Lie - No Ohayo gozaimasu - Good morning Konnichi wa - Good afternoon Konba wa - Good evening Oyasumi nasai - Good night Arigato gozaimasu - Thank you Doitashi mashite - Please don't mention Ogenki desu ka? or Ikaga desu ka? - How are you? Hai, genki desu, domo arigato. - Fine, thank you. Anata wa do desu ka? - What about you?
Take note this Grammer (bunpo)
a) "Desu" - It is similar to "is", 'are", "am" etc. in englishCth: Watashi wa sensei desu. - I am a teacher.
Kono hito wa gakusei desu. - This person is a student.
b) "Ja arimasen" - the negative of "desu". It denotes "not" in EnglishCth: Watashi wa sensei ja arimasen. - I am not a teacher.
Sono hito wa gakusei ja arimasen. - That person is not a student.
c) "Ka" - denotes a question.Cth: Anata wa sensei desu ka? - Are you a teacher?
Ogenki desu ka? - How are you?
"Ka" also denotes Alternative Questions.Cth: Anata wa sensei desu ka, gakusei desu ka? - Are you a teacher or student?