#1: Greetings All credit goes to www.studyjapanese.org

はい





スミス
hai yes





sumisu






Smith
たなか tanaka
Tanaka
-さん
-san
Added after a name to be polite. Similar to Mr and Mrs.
スミスさん sumisu-san
Mr./Mrs. Smith
たなかさん tanaka-san Mr./Mrs. Tanaka
こんにちは konnichiwa
good day, hi, hello
げんき genki
healthy, in a good mood, etc.
です desu is (a language construct called copula) か ka
? (question marker, a language construct belonging to particles)
はじめまして
hajimemashite
for the first time / how do you do
よろしく おねがいします
yoroshiku onegaishimasu
please take care of (me) / be kind (to me)
こちら　こそ
kochira koso
me too めいし
meishi
business card

I know some of them already but I get confuse at the name part

the characters for hai are はい and for sumisu are スミス i forgot to fix it..... oops sorry for the confusion.

トランスレーターを使用してこれを入力しています。

sweet you wrote most of that in katakana. Impressive.

witch do the japanees speak the most katakana or hiragana?

Katakana and Hiragana have completely different usages and are the written representation of sounds - there is no difference in how they are spoken, it's just a different character for the same sound. Katakana is generally used for words foreign to Japan. Hiragana is the first written language taught to young children, and is used for everything Japanese, unless Kanji is used instead.

So which is used most? I'd say Hiragana, without a doubt.

ok thank you (arigato)

Konnichiwa!!

I've been learning a bit but since u all know SOOOOOOOO much!!

I was wondering if any-one could be my Sensei??

all the characters turned int oboxes...