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How do you greet in Japanese?

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"Konnichiwa" is "Good afternoon."

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How do the Japanese greet?
in person "konnichiwa" (hello)on phone "moshi moshi" (hello) bowing shortly or genki desu ka (how are you)
How do you greet someone in Japanese?
"Konnichiwa" is "Good afternoon."
How do you greet a person in Japanese?
Konichiwa/Ohiyogozaimus: Formal way of saying 'Hello' (afternoon and morning use respectively) Ohiyo: Informal way of saying 'hi' Dozoyoroshku: How are you Hajimemashte: Pleased to meet youOgenki...
How do you greet in Japanese language?
you say Konnichiwa! watashi WA (your name) desu(pronounced dess) o genki desu(dess) ka? which means Hello! my name is ..... how are you today? if they say genki desu(dess) it means im fine ^^
How do you greet a Japanese person?
You either put your head down (bow) or say "konnichiwa"