In Japanese culture, greetings aren’t just polite, they express care, connection, and daily rhythm. Let’s explore four common phrases used at home when someone leaves and returns.
These are not just words, they carry warmth and cultural meaning. You’ll see them in daily conversations, anime, or when visiting Japan.
Today I’m so busy but I will try learn some phase for daily conversations
1. いってまいります。
Romaji: Itte mairimasu
English: I’m leaving (and I’ll be back).
Vietnamese: Tôi đi rồi sẽ về.
This is said by the person who is leaving home, often in a polite or humble way. It shows that you’ll return.
2.いっていらっしゃい。
Romaji: Itte irasshai
English: Take care / Have a good trip.
Vietnamese: Bạn đi nhé.
This is the response from the person staying at home. It’s a warm way to send someone off.
3. ただいま。
- Romaji: Tadaima
- English: I’m back! / I’ve returned.
- Vietnamese: Tôi về rồi đây.
Said by the person returning home. It’s casual and common.
4. おかえりなさい。
- Romaji: Okaerinasai
- English: Welcome back.
- Vietnamese: Mừng bạn đã về.
May be I feeling I forgot almost phases so let’s try learning some easy phase again and again
