Multiple choice softskills communication

Japanese word for "See you tomorrow"

  1. mata ne

  2. Dewa mata

  3. Jya mata

  4. Mata ashita
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D Correct answer
Explanation

'Mata ashita' (また明日) means 'See you tomorrow' in Japanese - 'mata' (again) + 'ashita' (tomorrow). 'Mata ne' and 'Dewa mata' mean 'see you later' (unspecified time), while 'Jya mata' is a casual 'see you later'. Only D includes 'ashita' for tomorrow.

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