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Originally Posted by masaegu
It was no joke.  It is a proper, traditional way of greeting others at work for certain people regardless of the time of the day. In my own rough estimate, a couple of million Japanese use it on a daily basis. Now, who are these people? My opening post gives you part of the answer but who else says 「おはようございます」at 2:00 pm, 7;00 pm or even 11:00 pm?
Big Hint: I'm sure someone you know of uses it, too. Was too big of a hint....
I will be posting the answer in the morning (Japan time). |
Them I'm guessing the "big hint" was that MMM and Nyororin are barred from answering, so I'm guessing it's something said in a region of Japan. IIRC, Nyororin lives in Nagoya. I can't remember where MMM lives.
And Nagoya has a couple million people living in it, so that must be it!
It's 名古屋弁!
And, for what it's worth, I do have a friend from Nagoya. I used to joke with her にゃごやへいこうみゃ！