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日本語の日常話す おはようございます→おはあり お疲れ様でした→おす Is that right?and if you konw other examples 教えてください!

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I'm not sure that I could get your point but if you mean, shortened and broken version of those words, my answers are as follows, おはようございます ⇒ おはざいまーす、おざまーす (I've never heard おはあり before.) お疲れさまでした ⇒ おつかれしたー  We don't say おす instead of お疲れさまでした。 おす/押忍 means yes, yes sir! Basically, this word is used by student or trainee at martial arts (Judo, Karate and more) or other (school) sports training situation.

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