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I have a question.
Shitsumon ga arimasu.
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Please say it again.
Moochido itte kidasai.
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I understand.
Wakarimashita.
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I do not understand.
Wakarimasen.
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Please wait a moment.
Chotto matte kudasai.
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May I go to the bathroom.
Toire ni ittmo ii desuka.
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Please say it slowly.
Yukkuri itte kudasai.
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How do you say XX in Japanese?
- XX wa nihon-go de nan desu ka?
- (colloquial) XX te nihon-go de nan desu ka?
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I am sorry, I am late.
Osokunatte sumimasen.
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Please stand up.
Tatte kudasai.
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Please sit down.
Suwatte kudasai.
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Please read.
Yonde kudasai.
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Please look.
Mite kudasai.
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Please come.
Kite kudasai.
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Please listen.
Kitte kudasai.
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Please say it.
Itte kudasai.
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Please say it in Japanese.
Nihon-go de itte kudasai.
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Please repeat.
Kurikaeshite kudasai.
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Please write.
Kaite kudasai.
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Please raise your hand.
Te o agete kudasai.
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Did you understand?
Wakarimashita ka?
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Everyone (do it) together, please.
Isshoni Doozo.
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Is that alright?
Ii desu ka?
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Let's begin.
Hajimemasyoo.
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Let's finish.
Owarimashoo.
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Please memorize it.
Oboete kudasai.
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Good morning.
Ohayoo gozaimasu.
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Good afternoon.
Kon'nichiwa.
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How are you?
Genki desu ka?
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Yes, I am fine.
Hai, genki desu.
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Yes, thanks to you...
Ee, okagesamade...
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I haven't seen you for a long time
Shibaraku desu ne / Ohisashiburi desu.
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Good night
Oyasumi nasai.
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Excuse me.
Shitsuree shimasu. / Sitsuree shimashita.
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Thank you very much.
Domo arigatoo gozaimasu.
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You are welcome.
Doo itashimashite.
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No, thanks.
Iie, kekkoo desu.
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I am very sorry, thank you.
Doomo sumimasen.
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I am tired.
Tsukareta (Tsukaremashita)
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I am hungry.
Onakaga suita.
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I am full.
Onakaga ippai.
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May I have ____.
___ o kudasai.
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Please, here you go (as in offering something).
Doozo.
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I am sorry, but...
Sumimasen/gomen nasai, chotto...
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