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2024.03.13 04:11

How do you say 「お疲れさま(otsukaresama)」 in English? 🤔🤔🤔

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  • ショーン 2024.03.13 04:13

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    英語でそんな表現はないです　笑笑

  • Zelan 2024.03.13 04:13

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    Maybe "good job" or something like that? I don't think it has a direct translation to English

  • Joey Pieters 2024.03.13 04:13

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    I always say; thank you for your hard work 😁

  • ショーン 2024.03.13 04:16

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    お疲れ様、いただきます、よろしくお願いします、そういう表現は日本語だけあります、日本人に対して普通のことけど実は特別な表現

  • hunter 2024.03.13 04:19

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    "Thanks for your hard work" or "thanks for working hard"

  • Just Ballin 2024.03.13 04:42

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    Good job today. Some slang versions: good work today, you rocked, you killed it today, nice work…

  • Hana 2024.03.13 06:20

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    @ショーン やっぱりそうなんですね😅

  • Hana 2024.03.13 06:24

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    @Joey Pieters thank you! Can you say that phrase to someone of higher status?

  • Hana 2024.03.13 06:24

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    @hunter Thank you!

  • Joey Pieters 2024.03.13 06:26

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    @Hana Sure thing! But I don’t think anyone really says it, maybe just thanks? 😁 this is why some of the replies say there is no such expression! 👍🏻

  • Joey Pieters 2024.03.13 06:27

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    @Hana 英語での説明は大丈夫ですか？日本語での説明の方がいいかな？🤔

  • Hana 2024.03.13 06:28

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    @Just Ballin Thanks! What do you say in English for お疲れさま used as a greeting when leaving before someone?

  • Hana 2024.03.13 06:38

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    @Joey Pieters Understood! ありがとう☺️

  • Just Ballin 2024.03.13 07:35

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    @Hana I usually say See you tomorrow. People usually respond with see you tomorrow or have a good day or drive safe. If it’s a Friday I might even say see you on Monday. People usually respond with have a good weekend. But I sometimes don’t say anything at all if nobody is paying attention. If you’re on salary you don’t usually have to announce you’re leaving when in America. I don’t feel bad before leaving before anyone. I did my work and I am done for the day so I feel good about going home. If I have extra work I can do it at home. I don’t feel like I need to stay all night. That’s just my experience though.

  • Sunchin 2024.03.13 11:48

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    It depends on the culture of the work place or country, but usually they use see you tomorrow.

  • Hana 2024.03.13 14:38

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    @Just Ballin That’s an interesting cultural difference! Thanks for the explanation ☺️

  • yav 2024.03.26 09:28

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    彼に感謝するだけでもいいですが、言いたい場合は言ってください。 " Thank you for your hard work " or "great job " "nice work"

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