Japanese word

よろしく

Pronunciation

Romajiyoroshiku

新しい友だちによろしくと言います。atara shi i tomo da chi ni yo ro shi ku to i i ma su

I say "Nice to meet you" to my new friend.

明日の発表もよろしくお願いします。asu no hap pyō mo yo ro shi ku o nega i shi ma su

Thank you in advance for your help with tomorrow's presentation.

It marks a request for favorable treatment or proper handling, with the exact English wording shaped by the situation.

今後ともよろしくお願いしますkon go to mo yo ro shi ku o nega i shi ma su
Please continue to support me
よろしくお伝えくださいyo ro shi ku o tsuta e ku da sa i
Please give my regards

どうぞdōzo: It politely asks someone to accept, do, or allow something.

これから関わる相手に、好意的な付き合いを願って伝える挨拶の言葉。ko re ka ra kaka wa ru ai te ni kō i teki na tsu ki a i o nega tte tsuta e ru ai satsu no koto ba

よろしく (yoroshiku, "well") is the adverbial form of よろしい (yoroshii, "good" or "proper").

English learners may notice よろしく (yoroshiku) in requests, introductions, and email closings, where it expresses a wish for a smooth relationship rather than naming one fixed action.