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Term: hajimemashite

Description:

Hajimemashite is a Japanese greeting that is commonly used when meeting someone for the first time. It is an expression of politeness and is typically accompanied by a bow. The term can also be translated as "nice to meet you."

Sample Sentences:

Noun: When meeting a new person, it is customary in Japan to say "Hajimemashite" as a form of introduction.

"Hajimemashite, my name is Takeshi. I'm pleased to meet you."

Verb: In Japanese culture, it is important to hajimemashite with a respectful bow.

"When I met my Japanese colleague for the first time, I hajimemashite with a deep bow."

Adjective: The hajimemashite greetings are considered polite and essential in Japanese society.

"The hajimemashite ritual in Japan reflects their strong emphasis on respect and politeness."

Adverb: She spoke hajimemashite to the new employee, making him feel welcome.

"The manager warmly greeted the new employee hajimemashite during the orientation."

Interjection: Hajimemashite! It's a pleasure to finally meet you!

"Hajimemashite, Mr. Tanaka. Thank you for taking the time to meet with me today."

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