Hi Guys & Gals

Enjoyed interesting discussions (^^

As Carol-san mentioned, most JA hams surprise when DX station send Japanese in ROMAJI (alphabet) since they(we) are not familiar with decoding Japanese expressed by ROMAJI.

And as Thomas-san said, there is Jpanaese Morse Code (WABUN). Most JA hams learn and use WABUN Morse Code when they want to converse in Japanaese language. ?

I learnt WABUN code when I was 17 (45 years ago) to get 1^st class ham license.

(Both International Morsecode and Wabun Morse Code proficiency were requested at that days)

As Izumi-san, OHA is nice way to shorten OHAYOU which everyone can understand, but sometimes rude for eldery person.

In this case, OHAYOU GOZAIMASU is better ? It becomes too long and too complicated hihi.

CU ON? THE BANDS!

73+88

Atsu JE1TRV/JS2AHG(remote)