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How do you say this in English (US)? お疲れさま（Except for good job）
How do you say this in English (US)? お疲れさま（Except for good job）
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I usually say "see ya later" or "take it easy" when leaving work.
Other than good job, we done really have a phrase like お疲れさま
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I usually say "see ya later" or "take it easy" when leaving work.
Other than good job, we done really have a phrase like お疲れさま
- English (US)
Some other things I might say.
Have a good night
Have a nice weekend. (If it's the last day if the work week)
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