Simple conversation





A: こんにちは。
       Good afternoon.
B: こんにちは。Aさんおげんきですか。
      Good afternoon. How are you A?
A: はい、げんきです。Bさんげんきですか。
      Yes, i’m fine. How are you B?
A: わたしもげんきです。ありがとうござます。
     I’m also fine. Thanks.

B: いまなんじですか。
      What time is it now?
A: いまごぜん10じです。
      It’s 10am now.
B:  ありがとうござます。
      Thank you very much.
A: どういたしまして。
      You are welcome.
A: じゃあ、またね。
      See you again.
B:  またね。さようなら。
       See you. bye bye.

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