| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| δ»ζ©γ― | γγγ°γγ― |
Pronunciation: konban wa
How to Say It Outloud: kon-ban wa
Usage: Used in the evening as a greeting, similar to 'good evening' in English.
Example Sentence Japanese:
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γγγ°γγ―γγε
ζ°γ§γγοΌExample Sentence English:Good evening, how are you?
Good evening, how are you?Dictionary
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- good evening
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- good evening
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- good evening
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Noun- evening; good evening
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Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)- good evening (greeting, e.g. in emails sent in the evening)
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- good day and good evening; hello
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- good morning, good day and good evening; hello
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