domo（どうも）_Fun! Japan Words_vol.2

“Domo（どうも）” is a friendly, casual word that can be used as a greeting, but also to express gratitude – in other words, it’s like “hello” and “thank you,” or maybe even “hello and thank you!”

If you run into someone you know on the street, you can greet him.

Hi friends!

Today, we’ll discuss another simple, yet, versatile word… “domo（どうも）.”

“Domo（どうも）” is a friendly, casual word that can be used as a greeting, but also to express gratitude – in other words, it’s like “hello” and “thank you,” or maybe even “hello and thank you!”

If you run into someone you know on the street, you can greet him.

Friend: Erika! Good to see you!

Me: Domo（どうも）! (meaning hello)

If a stranger holds the elevator door open for you, you can thank her.

Stranger: Douzo （どうぞ）(come on in)

Me: Domo（どうも）! (meaning thank you)

If you run into a friend on the street, and he holds the door open for you…

Friend: Erika!  Good to see you!  Come on in!

Me: Domo（どうも）! (meaning hello and thank you)

Hi friends!

Today, we’ll discuss another simple, yet, versatile word… “domo（どうも）.”

“Domo（どうも）” is a friendly, casual word that can be used as a greeting, but also to express gratitude – in other words, it’s like “hello” and “thank you,” or maybe even “hello and thank you!”

If you run into someone you know on the street, you can greet him.

Friend: Erika! Good to see you!

Me: Domo（どうも）! (meaning hello)

If a stranger holds the elevator door open for you, you can thank her.

Stranger: Douzo （どうぞ）(come on in)

Me: Domo（どうも）! (meaning thank you)

If you run into a friend on the street, and he holds the door open for you…

Friend: Erika!  Good to see you!  Come on in!

Me: Domo（どうも）! (meaning hello and thank you)