Common Japanese sessions

Common Japanese sessions

1. Please wait until then.
Hello.

2. Please wait until then.
Good evening.

3. Too many threads have been added.
Good morning.

4. Take a break.
Good night.

5. zookeeper (zookeeper) zookeeper.
You are okay. It is equivalent to "How are you" in English.

6. Too many rows have been written.
How much?

7. Please wait until then.
Sorry, please .... It is equivalent to "Excuse me" in English ". It is used to open your mouth to others.

8. Too many rows have been written.
Sorry.

9. Please wait until there are too many attempts.
What does it mean?

10. How can I get started with Yamada.
Yamada's Chinese words are really good.

11. Too many threads have been transferred.
Nothing. Nothing. (Ziqian)

12. Please wait until then.
When there are too many other users.
What happened.

13. There are too many other users.
Nothing.

14. Please wait until your website is ready.
Please wait.

15. Approximately two threads have been written.
That's all.

16. Too many threads have been added.
Can this happen?

17. There are too many pending errors.
When there are too many other users.
No.

18. Too many threads.
Zookeeper
Why?

19. Too many instances have been created
Then I started. (Before eating chopsticks)

20. Too many requests have been processed.
I'm full. (After eating)

21. Too many threads have been transferred too many times.
Thank you.

22. Too many requests have been processed.
You are welcome.

23. The local clock has been written.
Really?

24. Too many threads.
I'm so happy. (Female)

25. Too many. Too many requests.
Good! Departure (action ). (Male)

26. Too many rows have been written.
I'm leaving. (Leave somewhere to say something to others)

27. Too many rows have been written.
Hello, go. (For those who want to leave)

28. Too many rows have been written.
Welcome.

29. Too many, too many rows are too large.
Welcome to the next visit.

30. zookeeper and zookeeper.
Zookeeper and zookeeper.
Goodbye (more common usage)

31. The email is too large.
It's hard to believe.

32. Too many requests.
Fuzzy meaning of the word. Thanks, sorry, sorry, and so on.

33. Complete, too many connections.
Ah, right. It suddenly reminds me of another topic or thing. (Mostly male)

34. Why?
A sigh of surprise.

35. zookeeper and zookeeper.
Okay. (Female's term, as said when tosaki promised the appointment invitation :))

36. Too many characters, too many characters, and too many characters.
No, not that. (Female)

37. Too many threads have been written into these threads.
Please refuel. (This is widely used when Japanese are leaving)

38. Too many rows have been written.
I will cheer up.

39. Please try again later.
Hard work. (For superiors and subordinates)

40. I have never been tired.
Hard work. (Used for lower-level superior level and inter-level)

41. Too many threads have been transferred (too many threads.
Please be welcome.

42. Too many threads have been added.
When there are too many other users.
I have been missing for a long time.

43. Too many requests.
Pretty. (It Can Be Used for buildings, decorations, jewelry, paintings, female looks, etc., with a wide range of options)

44. Too many threads.
I am back. (What the Japanese say when they go home)

45.
Too many other users.
You are back. (Response from the family to the person who returned home)

46. There was a massive amount of money in the market.
Now I am officially playing. (Male)

47. When there are too many threads) when there are too many threads.
Does it matter to you? (A common sentence for gossip people)

48. The telephone number (telephone numbers) has been used as an example.
Please tell me your phone number.

49. japan (Tokyo) when there are too many threads, there are too many threads, too many threads.
The Japanese language is hard to say, and a few more simple sentences can be used.

50. Too many errors!
No.

51. Too many threads have been transferred.
Sorry. What I say when I visit someone else's premises.

52. Too many errors have been reported.
Sorry. What I say when I leave someone else's premises.

53. Too many threads have been transferred.
Please take care of your first meeting.

54. Too many threads have been transferred too many times.
Please take care of it.

55. Too many threads have been transferred too many times.
When there are too many other users, there are too many other users.
Thank you for your long-term care. (This is what I say to people around me when I want to leave a place or change my job .)

56. Pending pending.
It takes you a long time to wait.

57. Others are ignored.
Nothing. Your answer is when someone asks you what happened.

58. In terms of redundancy.
Don't joke.

59. Too many rows have been written.
Please. (If you say this when you kneel down, it means "please ")

60. Too many threads have been transferred.
Yes.

61. Too many threads.
So it turns out.

62. Too many errors have been reported
When there are too many other users
What should I do?

63. Too many threads have been written.
Stop.

64. senior Students and senior students) when there are too many other users, there are too many other users.

Not even a teacher. Besides, I don't need to mention it if I am a student.