ぁりがとぅ: Ariga to you (thank you)

すみません: Su Mi Mason (sorry)

こんばんは:ko· Emba Enwa (good evening)

ぉはよぅござぃます: o Hello u go za i Ma Su (good morning).

ぉやすみなさぃ: Suya Mina Co., Ltd. (good night)

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Roman characters are mainly used as pronunciation notes in Japanese, which are similar to the pronunciation explanation of English words by phonetic symbols in English, but slightly different from Chinese Pinyin. In Japanese, the symbol of this marking method is called "ローマ" (Roman character). In Chinese, "Roman characters" generally refer to plain Roman characters (also translated as "black Roman characters"). The word "Roman" was misused when it was introduced into China. Only the word "Rome" is correct and recognized by Japanese textbooks.

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