いらっしゃいませ (irasshaimase) just means ‘Welcome’, and is said to a customer entering a restaurant or shop.
A waiter in a Japanese restaurant called out “irasshai-mase” when a customer walked passed the restaurant.
The Malay customer asked her daughter what was said by the waiter. “Oh, he said ‘terima kasih’,” the daughter replied.
‘Terima Kasih’ is a Malay language meaning ‘Thank You’.
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Charlie Heng
It's my wish to bring Peace and Smile to everyone who reads my blogs. I love all of you. In every thing, give thanks!
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