What are the basic Japanese words?

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Greetings like konnichiwa, konbanwa comes under basic Japanese. Apart from this, words used in introduction also are part of basic Japanese. There are many words which comes under very basic level N5 . I just mentioned few.
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Konnichiwa-Hello,Arigatoo Gozaimasu-Thank You,Sumimasen-Sorry
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