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Tips to remember the Japanese word よろしい (yoroshii):
– Associate よろしい (yoroshii) with the more commonly known word いい (ii), which also means "good" or "all right." Think of よろしい as a more polite or formal version.
– Imagine saying "You're all right" in a very polite tone, to remember that よろしい (yoroshii) is a formal way to say "all right."

Explanations:
よろしい (yoroshii) is a formal or polite way of saying "good," "all right," or "okay." It's often used in contexts where respect or politeness is required, such as in business settings or formal conversations.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– いい (ii) – good, all right
– 大丈夫 (だいじょうぶ, daijoubu) – all right, okay (in the sense of being fine or safe)

Alternate meanings like slang:
– よろしい (yoroshii) is generally used in formal settings, so there aren't many slang or informal uses. Instead, people might use いい (ii) in more casual or informal situations.

Examples of sentences that use よろしい (yoroshii):
1. この書類がよろしいですか？
– Kono shorui ga yoroshii desu ka?
– Is this document all right?

2. それでよろしいでしょうか？
– Sore de yoroshii deshou ka?
– Will that be all right?

3. よろしい、始めましょう。
– Yoroshii, hajimemashou.
– All right, let's begin.

4. お時間はこの時間でよろしいですか？
– O-jikan wa kono jikan de yoroshii desu ka?
– Is this time convenient for you?

5. ご説明は以上でよろしいでしょうか？
– Go-setsumei wa ijou de yoroshii deshou ka?
– Is the explanation complete or sufficient?

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