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GE Hiro-san, Sorry for late reply, of course there are some Chinese expressions for greetings Here I have a list Hello/Hi: ZAOAN(早安)/ZAOSHANGHAO(早上好) (Used for morning, GM)

SRI for my late reply. I revised the CW Greetings List a bit. Thomas-san, do you often use "GM", "GT", "GA" on CW? IZUMI-chan, Any Chinese expressions? Also I wanna add Korean expressions,

Thomas-san, Glad to know you are coming back here again at HAM FAIR 2024. Try YouTube with "JJ1XTG Carbon". JJ1XTG, Socho-san is a fan of the carbon rod antenna and presents some videos on the WWR

I have a #WWR antenna mounted on my roof using an AH-730 tuner. I have run entire contests just using this carbon fiber fishing rod. I was able to make contacts as far as the east coast of the USA and

Youtube recommended A1C OAM video. https://youtu.be/YxTy-lF0hiI?si=wUZm6uiPvaP0VNR_ A lot work and control to run such a station. Thanks for sharing! Very interesting. On QRZ.COM I read KAZU-san

Hello Guenter-san Unfortunately, JCA(JAIA CLUB AWARD) appears to have ended at the end of December 2018. MasaG JA4MRL

Does anybody know what the e-Mail address of the JAIA-manager is? https://ftp.unpad.ac.id/orari/orari-diklat/pemula/organisasi/internasional/REG%203/JAPAN.pdf 73, Guenter, DL5YYM

Hi Carole Of course Japanese hams will understand these, but what I meant is little things like I use with e.g. French ops like "BJR" instead of "GD" or "AWDH" instead of "CU" with German ops. I see

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

Dear Carole, my observation operating JJ1QPB: is yes, Japanese use (almost) all international abbreviations if they operate using International Morse. There is Japanese Morse code

Dear Isumi-san, HI HI well can not argue on Chinese Character so much Hi HI. Indeed 今日は can be spoken きょうは (Today is) like in sentence: 今日は何日ですか。(What days is todays

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but my guess is that most hams in Japan will expect the usual terms and abbreviations in a QSO - TU, 73, 5NN etc. I try to compose a little thank you note in my?下手

Dear Tomas, I learnt Japanese before and I think GA(good afternoon) should be = KONNICHIWA but not 今日は(pronounced KYOWA) should be こんにちは Anyway, I think OHAYOU should be the correct

Dear Hiro-san, thanks so much for this wonderful idea to collect greetings. As for the German: in German QSO we use lot of abbreviations it's a mix of german and international once. One reason: German

Hiro-san Have you finished the list? This weekend is the JIDX contest which I plan to participate in, and I would like to greet, say thanks and goodbye to the Japanese ops in a proper way :-) 73,

Dear A1CLUB members, Here in Japan, Spring has come and I see many fresh students and newbie workers here and there. Solar flares have been disturbing a bit but CONDX is becoming Spring-nized and I

Congrats Günter ! -- I never worked so many stations from Japan within such a short period of time. Apart from VOACAP for propagation forecast, there is a nice tool to find out the license data of

DL5YYM Guenter-san, TNX for your INFO. I QSP'ed to A1ML, JA mailing-list. GL on your JCC/JCG Hunting! 73, // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Hallo Hiro, in the period from 29th Mar 2024 until 31th Mar 2024 i made 224 QSOs with stations from JA-Land, that is great. A lot of station was very taff too read, because the signals was very very

DL5YYM Guentner-san, How was your QRV beaming to JA last time? Some people said that you were loud even on 40m. When you'll have time, please share some results with me and then I'll QSP to JA