Languages

[RichardHangHong]

We use it at the end of all our classes

"Domo arigato gozaimashita"

[KarateK]

Gazunti

[Shui Tora]

ichi, ni, san, shi, go, roku, nana, hachi, ku, juu (1-10 in Japanese)...

Domo arigato gozaimashita

Yookoso anata no!

[MizuRyu]

I speak English, French and Japanese, and I'm currently studying Mandarin.

[patusai]

I speak English but I know some German...some

[niel0092]

I took french in highschool and early college but I'm forgetting most of it. Just not a ton of opportunities to practice it really. Typically I can follow along with some of the native speakers in our department but once they get going really fast it's hard for me to follow along. I also began learning german for a buisness trip but never got very far with that either.

[koryu]

I speak english and spanish fluently, I can get by in japanese to an extent. I've picked up on a lot of common phrases over the years that would let me survive in Japan for a while, but I am by no means fluent and I can't read much of it.

[bushido_man96]

"Soogo hasa mita" at the end of our classes. It means "thank you for the workout." Not sure if I have it spelled right, though.

I have also used "kam sa ham ni da."