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Japanese has a significantly wider disparity between written and spoken language than does English. Classical grammar structures, which are rarely employed in conversation, are frequently used in Japanese writings. There are numerous fixed terms and honorific expressions (Keigo) used in formal letters, despite the fact that writing to close friends is not subject to any particular norms. Formal letters are typically written in a formal tone rather than in conversation.



Closing and Opening Phrases


Like "Dear" and "Sincerely," etc. in English, the opening and ending words of letters appear in pairs.



Haikei () and Keigu ()



the most typical pair used in professional correspondence. Women occasionally substitute "Kashiko()" for "Keigu" as their ending word.


"Zenryaku" and "Sousou"


Less formal is this pair.

It is typically used when you don't have enough time to write a lengthy letter, leaving off the opening salutations. Zenryaku literally translates to "omit the opening statements."
Initial Greetings
Irasshaimasu ka genki de. (Very official
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How are you doing lately?

Desu ka ogenki.
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How are you doing lately?

Irasshaimasu ka Ikaga osugoshi de (very formal)
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What are you doing?

It's Ikaga osugoshi desu ka.
What are you doing?

Ashite orimasu okagesama de genki. (Extremely formal)
Thankfully, I'm doing fine.

Ichimou genki in Kazoku ni shite orimasu.
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The family is doing well as a whole.

Gozaimashita otegami arigatou.
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I appreciate your letter.

Orimashite moushiwake gozaimasen, Nagai aida gobusata. (Very official
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I'm sorry I haven't written in such a long time.

Orimasu gobusata shite.
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