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It's 'konban wa'

'Konban' means 'this evening' and 'wa' is a word that marks the topic of a sentance.

So literally it means: "As for this evening" which is taken to mean "Good evening"

Konbon wa. Watashiwa ostrayojin des. Anatawa?

Konnichi wa minna-san. Minna-san wa ogenki desu ka.
Watashi wa konban nihongo no kimatsushiken ga arimasu. Mada benkyou shiteimasen.
Eigo de:
Good afternoon everyone. Is everyone well? As for me, there is a Japanese final exam tonight. I haven't studied yet.




Hai, wakarimasu. Not sure if it was a spelling error, but it should be 'hajimemashite'



Again, not sure if it's a spelling error, but it should be 'konban wa'. And it's easier to read if you separate 'wa' from the words it's marking. Even though it sounds like 'des' it should be spelled 'desu' because there is no spelling in Japanese that ends in a consonant except 'n'.


Minna-san, nihongo wa ganbatte yo.
Everyone, as for Japanese, do your best!

Nihongo wa saishou no ichinenkan ga owarimasu ;_;

Nihongo no KURASU wa ima kara kugatsu made yasumi desu.

(I think I said that right ^^;;;; )

1st year of Japanese is finished.
From now until September, there is no Japanese class

Hajimemashite. Rei desu. Dōzo yoroshiku.
(Watashi wa) juuhachi sai to ( or ya? ) Sueeden-jin desu.

Hello. I'm Rei. Pleased to meet you.
I am 18 years old and swedish.

Konban wa mina-san!
Hajimemashite
Dozo yoroshiku!
Watashi no name wa Mimi. Juugo sai to america-jin desu!

(I hope I said it and translated it right xd )
Good afternoon everyone!
How do you do?
It's a pleasure to meet you
My name is Mimi. I am 15 years old and I'm American.