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If you want to be proper, you're forgetting to add the 'u' to the end of ohayou and arigatou :P

Actually, if you wanted to be proper you would use a circumflex or macron over the long vowel, depending on which version of ISO 3602[1] you are following.

Of course, that looks pretentious, especially when typed. ;-)

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunrei-shiki_R%C5%8Dmaji

Ah I thought it was more proper to add the u than to do the line over the o. It's at least much more prevalent :P.

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