What does "Okoshui" mean?
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okoshi's meanings:
http://jisho.org/words?jap=okoshi&eng=&dict=edict
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If you mean "Okoshi"(お腰:おこし), it means "hip" in japanese.
*I have commented this answer before Anadi explained the situation in the shop,so I misunderstood the word. After I understood what Anadi wanted to mention, I now know the meaning of the sentense should be:
"Okoshui Kudasai mashite arigato gozaimasu! "
お越しくださいまして、ありがとうございます(Or ありがとうございました)
=Thank you for coming to my(or our, or this) shop
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Correct Japanese is "Okoshi kudasai mashite arigato gozaimasu!(お越しくださいましてありがとうございます!)"
It means "Thank you very much for coming to our shop!".
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it helps.
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I was watching a video about a sushi resturant called "YO! Sushi"
and at the end of the video they said:
"Okoshui Kudasai mashite arigato gozaimasu! "
is it like; "thanks for visiting us"??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdpSp9JmLjQ&NR=1
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