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According to [1], the answer varies depending on the time of day. Ohaiyo Gonzaimasu! = Good Morning, Konnichiwa! is for saying hello around noon, and Konbanwa! is used in the afternoon. Moshi moshi! is used to greet someone over the phone.

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  • How do you say Hi in Japanese
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  • According to [1], the answer varies depending on the time of day. Ohaiyo Gonzaimasu! = Good Morning, Konnichiwa! is for saying hello around noon, and Konbanwa! is used in the afternoon. Moshi moshi! is used to greet someone over the phone.
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  • According to [1], the answer varies depending on the time of day. Ohaiyo Gonzaimasu! = Good Morning, Konnichiwa! is for saying hello around noon, and Konbanwa! is used in the afternoon. Moshi moshi! is used to greet someone over the phone.
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