How to say “replying to someone’s email immediately” in Japanese?

November 5th, 2012By Category: Uncategorized

Soku resu

即レス

Meaning:

An instant response during an email exchange. Conversely, a delayed response is called an “oso-resu” or “kame-resu.”

Soku 即 means instant
Kame 亀 is turtle in Japanese

Japanese Example:

(in an email reply to a friend)

「即レスありがとう!じゃあ、今週の土曜日に会おうね~(^O^)/」

soku resu arigatou! Jaa konshu no doyobi ni aoune(^O^)/

English Translation:

Thanks for the soku-resu! OK, see you this Saturday…(^O^)/

*****

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