what?: "good" in Japanese ("ii" and "yoi" are both the reading of 良い. "ii" is rather casual and more universal. In addition, "yoroshii" is more formal or old-fashioned)
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recorded by: a native speaker of Japanese
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possibly "yoi", "yoroshii"
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