How to Say ‘Nice to meet you / please treat me well’ in Japanese
よろしく
yoroshiku
[yoh-roh-shee-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: Often part of [よろしくお願いします]. It doesn’t translate literally; it’s like “Let’s work well together.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: Used at the start of practice, when joining a team, or before a drill—signals cooperation and humility.
Phrase Breakdown
よろしく
yoroshiku
[yoh-roh-shee-koo]
please (be kind to me/us); nice to meet you
Used when starting with someone or a group: 「よろしくおねがいします」. In sports it means “Let’s do our best together / please work well with me.”
みんな、よろしく。
Everyone, let’s work well together.
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