Examples of using "おはよう。" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Good morning!
- Good morning.
- Morning!
- Good morning!
- Good morning.
- Morning!
- Morning!
- Mornin'!
- Hi.
- Hey.
- Hello.
- Good morning!
- Hello!
- Good afternoon.
- Good day!
- Good morning.
- Morning!
- Mornin'!
Good morning, Mike.
- Good morning, Tom.
- Good morning, Tom!
- Good morning, everybody.
- Good morning, everyone.
- Good morning, everybody.
- Good morning, everyone.
- Hello, Tom. Good morning.
- Hi, Tom. Good morning!
- Good afternoon.
- Good day.
- Hello.
- Good morning.
- Good afternoon!
- Good morning, everybody.
- Good morning, everyone.
Good morning!
- Good morning!
- Good morning.
- Morning!
"Good morning! Another day of beautiful weather!" "Good morning Tom. You're very upbeat this morning."
Morning! Sorry, did I keep you waiting?
Good morning. Isn't this rain amazing?
I said good morning.
Good morning! Where do you want to go?
Good morning, my sweet dog.
Good morning. It's time to get up.
Good morning. It's time to wake up.
- Good morning, everybody.
- Good morning, everyone.
- Hello!
- Good afternoon.
- Good day!
- Good morning.
"Good morning. The snow is piled up outside." "Really!?"
She greeted me with "Good morning."
- Morning, Haruki. You've got bed hair.
- Good morning, Haruki. Your hair got messed up while you were sleeping.
- Good morning, Haruki. Your hair looks like you just got out of bed.
- "Good morning", said Tom with a smile.
- "Hello," said Tom, smiling.
Morning. Shall I dish up?
She did not so much as say "Good morning" to me.
"Morning. You're early today." "You too. I thought you'd still be dead to the world."
- "Good morning. You're a bit late today, aren't you?" "Yes, I ran into a bit of trouble."
- "Good morning. You're late today, aren't you?" "Yeah, I got a bit caught up."
- "Good morning. You were a bit late today." "Mhm, I got a tad delayed."