Good Job In Japanese
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Yoko Dekima
Sonokoshi Deso
Comfortable:>
yoku dekitta ne
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* I appreciate your efforts.
gokurousan "good job" or "thank you for your hard work" (this identifier is mostly used by older men.
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Yoko Dekima
This was his Omachi Qudsai. CTO Omachi Kadasai. Ctto matte Kudasai may mean that you are completely different depending on the context and what is being said. So I do not recommend using it. We're both fine, especially the first one.
From ordinary to polite:
کا  £££ Ÿ / Yucata /
££ '££ Ÿ / Yoko Yata /
/ Yoko Dakita /
¯ / Yoko Dekima /
Good Job In Japanese
Good Job In Japanese
Alas!
I will only use Yoko Dekima.
It literally means the same thing as the work you do well.
Or if you really think it's right, you can pronounce Taihen Yoku Dekimaa.
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