おはようございます means good morning!

おはよ is a simple omission of "Good morning"

Pronunciation: (Pinyin) o hai yao gou?zai yi ma si

Japanese (Japanese) Japanese (English: Japanese), the characters, writing methods, and expressions in books (paper, etc.) are called Japanese. It is a language mainly used by the Yamato people on the Japanese archipelago.

Although there are no precise statistics on the Japanese-speaking population, counting the domestic population in Japan and the overseas Japanese people living outside Japan, there should be more than 130 million Japanese speakers. Almost all Japanese nationals who were born and raised in Japan speak Japanese as their native language. In addition, for the deaf, there is Japanese Sign Language that corresponds to the Japanese grammar and phonology system.

Extended information

There are 5 vowels in Japanese.

Pronunciation method:

1. あ(a) is roughly equivalent to the a in English father, but the opening of the mouth is slightly smaller; it is also smaller than the Chinese "ah" (a) Slightly smaller.

2. い(i) is similar to the vowel in English eat, but short and slightly tight; it is looser than the Mandarin Chinese "衣" (i).

3. う(u) is similar to the Mandarin Chinese word "武", but the lips are almost flat, so don't push them forward like that. Please bite your upper and lower teeth together and open your mouth slightly to pronounce "u".

4. The pronunciation of え(e) is similar to the second half of the Chinese "ye" (ye), but the position is slightly forward. It is similar to the vowel in English egg, but the mouth is slightly closed.

5. お (o) is similar to the first final "o" in "ou" (ou) in Mandarin Chinese, but do not pronounce it from the back of the mouth like Chinese. The opening of the mouth is between あ and う.

6. Japanese has five vowels: [ɑ], [i], [u], [?], [?].