こんばんは

“Konbanwa” (こんばんは) is one of the three basic Japanese greetings and translates as “Good evening“. It is used to say hello to people you meet in the evening. However, since it sounds rather formal and stiff most Japanese don’t use it with their friends, family members, and people they know well. Konbanwa! こんばんは 1 こんばんは mean 2 こんばんは (今晩は) is the one in the dictionary for "Good evening!". I think that こんばんわ has a cuter feeling, maybe a little softer. It's a total guess, but it might be related to the feminine わ at the end of sentences 3 Konbanwa 4 a：「『こんばんは』を使うのが早すぎると思われないために、何時から言うようにしたらよいか」というのは気になる問題ですが、残念ながら 5 Namiko Abe. Updated on . Whether you're visiting Japan or you're simply trying to learn a new language, knowing how to say and write simple greetings is a great way to start communicating with people in their language. The way to say good evening in Japanese is Konbanwa. Konbanwa shouldn't be confused with "konnichi wa," which is a 6 今晩は（こんばんは）とは。意味や使い方、類語をわかりやすく解説。[感]夜、人に会ったり、他家を訪問した際などにいうあいさつの語。「―。おじゃまします」 - goo国語辞書は30万5千件語以上を収録。 7 こんばんは Deutsch 8 こんばんは • (konban wa). 9 こんばんはに 今日は私の注文を受けて、私は私が製品と一緒に興奮して言うことがあります。 Regards, Rob Good evening I received my order today 10 首先，根据很早之前都是用「こんばんわ」来作为“晚安”的表达形式，历史记载是在年（昭和60年）之前，普遍认可的“晚安”的说法是「こんばんわ」而不是「こんばんは」。 但是从昭和60年后「こんばんは」的说法被官方认可为正确用法的。 12