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English term or phrase:
welcome
Japanese translation:
irasshaimase
Dec 13, 2000 18:16
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English term
Mark Hanson (X)
Welcome (as used on a sign for a business or home)
I can't display Japanese characters, so please spell it in romaji and let me know whether it is written in kanji or kana. Thanks!
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| 0 | Irasshaimase. |
plumeria
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Irasshaimase.
This is what we usually use on signs at the doors of homes and businesses. (I am a Japanese native.) It is almost always written in Hiragana. You will also hear this greeting when you enter a store or a restaurant in Japan.
You may be intersted in visiting the following website to download Japanese fonts.
http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/japan/fonts.html
Good luck!
Ayako
You may be intersted in visiting the following website to download Japanese fonts.
http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/japan/fonts.html
Good luck!
Ayako
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