- *
watashi/atashi/boku
- Me,
I..."watashi" is
used by everyone, "atashi" is
used by girly girls and little girls,
and "boku" is
used by men, boys and "manly" women
like Haruka Tenoh and Utena
Tenjou.
- * anata
- you...it's used
for just about anyone except someone
you hate/disrespect...that person would
be omae.
- * okane/kane
- Money! With an "o"
in front it's more polite, and women
use this form in conversation because
it sounds softer than "kane"
- * kodomo
- Child (in
general), a male one is an
otoko no
ko...female is
onna no
ko
- *
minna-san
- Everyone. I forget
if this includes the speaker...it's
polite though ^_^
- * mizu
- Water...water...that's
it...
- * hana
- Flower
- *
terebi
- Television...it's
from English and written in
Katakana.
hooray!
- *
Nihongo
- The Japanese
language
- * Eigo
- The English
language
- * onna
(no)
- Woman('s)...a
woman's sweater is an onna no
seeta for
example.
- *
yasumi
- Vacation!
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- *
kawaii
- Cute! It's cute!
Cute cute cute!
- *
kakkoi
- Cool!...used to
describe good looking boys, and cool
people in general.
- * sugoi
- Awesome! Neato!
Amazing!...you can have sugoi powers,
or you can see a sugoi
skyscraper downtown.
- *
tanoshii
- Fun
- * baka
- Stupid! Idiot!
Usually an exclamation, but also used
to describe something that
sucks.
- *
yappari
- As usual...as I
expected...
- * akai
- red
- * aoi
- blue
- *
kitanai
- Dirty
- *
utsukushii
- Beautiful (for
people)
- * kirei
- Clean, pretty
(buildings and the like)
- * warui
- Bad, like Saitoh
of Rurouni Kenshin fame
- * mazui
- Yucky tasting,
gross
- *
oishii
- Yummy,
tasty
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- * dame
desu
- It doesn't work.
It's broken. In other words, it
sucks.
- *
Yatta!
- I/you did it!
I/you won! Woohoo, go me/you go me/you
go me/you!
- *
Irasshaimase!
- Welcome! Come in!
Used by store employees and other
people to welcome others. Duh.
- * Omae o
korose
- I'm going to kill
you...hey, that's useful!
- * Shin'de
kudasai!
- Please die! Think
Seta Soujiro of Rurouni Kenshin
fame.
- * Koishiteru!
- I am in
love!
- *Aishiteru
- I love you!
- *
Kyaaaa!
- Eeeeeek! Girls say
this...boys usually don't.
- *
itadakimasu
- Please give it to
me (not like that, no people no!). I
would like to receive something. A
polite way to say "gimme".
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