englis for jepang nih Doubutsu = Animal Neko = Cat Inu = Dog Tori = Bird Usagi = Rabbit Kitsune = Fox Saru = Monkey Meushi = Cow Zou = Elephant Kuma = Bear Uma = Horse Raion = Lion Tora = Tiger Nezumi = Rat, Mouse Risu = Squirrel Buta = Pig Oukami = Wolf Washi = Eagle Niwatori = Chicken Kaeru = Frog Sakana = Fish Tokage = Lizard Hebi = Snake Mushi = Bug Gumo = Spider Hotaru = Firefly Chouchou = Butterfly Colors *add an i at the end of a color to change it from a noun to an adjective Color = Iro Aka(i) = Red Kiro(i) = Yellow Ao(i) = Blue Kuro(i) = Black Shiro(i) = White Chairo(i) = Brown Medi-iro = Green Orenji-iro = Orange Momoiro, Pinku = Pink Giniro = Silver Kiniro = Gold Feelings Kimochi = Feelings Kokoro = Heart Yume = Dream Yasashisa = Kindness Yuuki = Courage Chouwa = Harmony Shinjitsu = Truth Tsuyosa = Strength Kouyuu = Friendship Mikomi = Hope Ai = Love Fantasy and Magic Maryoku, Mahou = Magic Bakemono = Monster, Ghoul Oni = Ogre, Devil Youkai = Demon Hanyou = Half-demon Seibutsu = Creature Ryu = Dragon Akuryou = Evil spirit Mononoke = Vengeful spirit Kend = Sword Tamashi = Soul Ume = Destiny, Fate Densetsu = Legend Kiseki = Miracles Tenshi = Angel Shito = These are the Angels in Evangelion. The literal meaning is apostle. Miko = Priestess Houshi = Monk, Priest Madoushi = Sorceress The Environment Chikiu = Earth Sekai = World Uchuu = Universe Wakuse = Planet Kuuki = Air Sora = Sky Hoshi, Kousei = Star Sousei = Comet Niji = Rainbow Yoru = Night Asa = Morning Hi = Day Taiyo = Sun Tsuki = Moon Mangetsu = Full moon Shingetsu = New moon Shizen = Nature Ki = Tree Ha = Leaf Hana = Flower Bara = Rose Sakura = Cherry blossom Mori = Woods Shinrin = Forest Sougen = Grass Yama = Mountain Rikuchi = Land Jishin = Earthquake Kaji = Fire Hono = Flames Kaze = Wind Kori = Ice Mizu = Water Umi = Sea Kawa = River Mizuumi = Lake Tenki = Weather Yuki = Snow Ame = Rain Hikari = Light Yami = Darkness People Hito, Mono = Person Ningen = Human Ona = Girl, Woman Otoko = Boy, Man Shoujo = A young girl Shounen = A young boy Bishounen = A handsome boy Bishoujo = A beautiful girl Aka-chan = Baby Kodomo = Child Kozo = Kid, Brat(male) Komusume = Kid, Brat(female) Ouji-sama = Prince Ohime-sama = Princess Senshi = Soldier Okami-sama = God Sensei = Teacher Hakase = Professor Isha = Doctor Otaku = Somebody whos obsessed with Anime and Manga. Gaigin = Somebody who isnt Japanese (derogatory) Sempai = Somebody of a higher rank, Someone you look up to (Example: On Trigun, Milly calls Meryl Sempai; on Evangelion, Maya calls Ritsuko Sempai) Kohai = Somebody of a lower rank Tomodachi = Friend Nakama = Friend, Ally Body Parts Karada = Body Me = Eye Hitomi = Eyes Mimi = Ears Kao = Face Ubi = Finger Atama = Head Shinzou = Heart Kaminoke = Hair Ashi = Leg, Foot, Paw Kuchi = Mouth Te = Hand Ude = Arm Tsubasa = Wings Shippo = Tail Chi, Ketsueki = Blood Hone, Kotsu = Bones Food Tabemono = Food Asagohan, Choushoku = Breakfast Hirugohan, Chuushoku = Lunch Bangohan, Yuushoku = Dinner Tamago = Egg Niku = Meat Ninjin = Carrot Kinoko = Mushroom Keeki = Cake Chokoreeto = Chocolate Kudamono = Fruit Sumomo = Plum Sakuranbo = Cherry Ichigo = Strawberry Pan = Bread Chiizu = Cheese Kukkii = Cookie Satou = Sugar Raisu = Rice Shio = Salt Nomimono = Drink Kouhi = Coffee Gyuunyuu = Milk Ocha, Koucha = Tea Aisukuriimu = Ice Cream Other Nouns House = Ie Machi = Town Shi = City Tobira = Door Kabe = Wall Mado = Window Beddo = Bed Kagami = Mirror Isu = Chair Denwa = Telephone Jidousha = Car Kisha = Train Kagi = Key Akumu = Nightmare Uta = Song Koe = Voice Todai = Nickname for Tokyo University Onsen = Hot spring Uso = Lie Kakera = Shard Zutto = Forever, A long time Kotae = Answer Yakusoku = Promise Kage = Shadow Mirai = Future Ashita = Tomorrow Tanjobi = Birthday Nippon = Japan Paati = Party Batoru = Battle Geemu = Game Ribaru = Rival Poketto = Pocket Tesuto = Test Cardo = Card Pen = Pen Keshigomu = Eraser Hon = Book Enpitsu = Pencil Chizu = Map Kami = Paper Anime = Animation Manga = Comics Roboto = Robot Juu = Gun Kisu = Kiss Kotoba = Words Adjectives Kakkoii = Attractive, Cool Kawaii = Cute Hitori = Alone Subarashi = Lonely Kanashige na = Sad Sumui = Cold Atsui = Hot Shiwase na = Happy Atarashi = New Fushigi = Mysterious, Strange Maboroshi = Mystic Chibi = Little, Young Baka, Oroka na = Stupid, Damned Issho = Together Tsugi = Next Tada = Free Chiisa = Small, Tiny Oukii = Big Omoshiroi = Funny Honto = Real, True Yasashi = Gentle, Kind, Nice Ii = Good Hidoi = Cruel, Mean Genki = Cheerful Densetsuno = Legendary Tooi = Far, Distant Sugoi = Amazing Taihen = Tough, Hard Kirei = Pretty Hajime = First, Beginning Oishi = Delicious --nai = This isnt really an adjective. Its a word ending thats used to show whats not (Example: Im not strong. would be Tsuyokunai; I dont understand would be Wakaranai) Common Greetings and Phrases Dare? = Who? Nani? = What? Doko? = Where? Itsu? = When? Nande?, Doushite? = Why? Ne(?) = Hey, Right?, Yeah? Naze? = How? Kono = This Ano = That Hai = Yes Iiye = No Dame = No, Dont Moshi moshi? = Hello? (as in answering the phone) Atashi = I (female) Boku, Ore = I (male) Watashi = I (formal) Omae, Kimi = You Anata = You (formal) Anata/Omae-tachi = You (plural) Kare = He, Him Kanojo = She, Her Minna = Everyone Watakushi(-tachi) = We Anokata(-tachi) = They Futari = The two of us, Us two Ohayo = Good morning Ohayo gozaimasu = Good morning (formal) Konnichiwa = Good afternoon, Hello Konbanwa = Good evening Oyasumi = Good Night Oyasumi nasai = Good night (formal) Sayonara = Good-bye Gokigenyo = Farewell (a more formal expression) Itadakimasu = (phrase said before eating a meal) Gochisousama = (phrase said after eating a meal) Itekimasu = (phrase said when leaving) Iterashai = (phrase said to someone when they leave) Tadaima = (phrase said when returning) Ogenki desu ka? = How are you? Genki desu = Im fine Hora, Ima = Now Gomen = Sorry Gomen ne = Im sorry, Pardon me Gomen nasai = Im sorry, Pardon me (formal) Sumimasen = Excuse me, Pardon me Itai! = Ow!, Ouch! Korosu = Kill Shine = Die Honto? = Really? Saa = Come on Sonna = No way, It cant be Yata! = Hooray! Sou = Yeah, Right Urusai = Shut up, Be quiet Wakaranai = I dont understand Wakateru = I understand Shinjiteru = I believe Shiteru = I know Shinai = I dont know Arigato = Thank you Arigato gozaimasu = Thank you (formal) Domo = Thanks (informal) Dou itashimashite = Youre welcome Suki = Like, Love Daisuki = Like a lot, Love a lot Kirai = Hate Daikirai = Hate a lot Onegai = Please, I beg you Dozo = Please (informal) Omedeto = Congratulations Omedeto gozaimasu = Congratulations (formal) Otanjobi omedeto = Happy birthday Kurisumasu omedeto = Merry Christmas Shinnen omedeto = Happy New Year Aishiteru = I love you Anata no onamae wa? = Whats your name? Demo = But Kedo = However, Still Kitto = Sure, For sure Matte = Wait Chotto = A moment, A little bit (Example: Wait a moment would be Chotto matte) Mite = Look Nanimonai = It was nothing Ja nai = This phrase is used to say what somethings not (Example: Youre not alone would be Hitori ja nai) Ganbatte = Do your best, Go for it Susume = Go on, Onward Ja (ne) = See you (later) Daijoubu(?) = Are you alright?, Its alright No = A possessive (Example: Sakuras mother would be Sakura no okaa-san) Itsumo = Always Isudemo = Whenever To = And De = With Shinka = Evolve Dakara = So Ikou, Ikuze = Lets go Nakanaide = Dont cry Ki o tsukete = Be careful Daremo = No one Dareka = Someone Dareni = Anyone Dokoka = Somewhere Nanika = Something Subete = Everything Nanimo = Nothing Family Gokazuko = Family Oya = Parents Okaa-san = Mother Otou-san = Father Oni-san = Older brother (can also be used to refer to an older male) One-san = Older sister (can also be used to refer to an older female) Oji-san = Grandfather (can also be used to refer to an elderly man) Oba-san = Grandmother (can also be used to refer to an elderly woman) Shujin = Husband Kanai = Wife Musuko = Son (can also be used to refer to a younger boy) Musume = Daughter (can also be used to refer to a younger girl) Itoko = Cousin Ane = My older sister Imoto = My younger sister Ani = My older brother Ototo = My younger brother Chi-chi = My father Ha-ha = My mother Sofu = My grandfather Soba = My grandmother Oji = My uncle Oba = My aunt Tsuma = My wife Otto = My husband Days, Months, and Seasons Nichiyo = Sunday Getsuyo = Monday Kayo = Tuesday Suiyo = Wednesday Mokuyo = Thursday Kinyo = Friday Doyo = Saturday Ichigatsu = January Nigatsu = February Sangatsu = March Shigatsu = April Gogatsu = May Rokugatsu = June Shichigatsu = July Hachigatsu = August Kugatsu = September Jugatsu = October Juichigatsu = November Junigatsu = December Haru = Spring Natsu = Summer Aki = Fall Fuyu = Winter Numbers Zero, Rei = Zero Ichi = One Ni = Two San = Three Shi, Yon = Four Go = Five Roku = Six Shichi, Nana = Seven Hachi = Eight Ku = Nine Ju = Ten Ni-jyuu = Twenty Ni-jyu-go = Twenty five San-jyuu = Thirty Yon-jyuu = Forty Gou-jyuu = Fifty Roku-jyuu = Sixty Nana-jyuu = Seventy Hachi-jyuu = Eighty Kyuu-jyuu = Ninety Hyaku = One hundred Go-hyaku = Five hundred Sen = One thousand Roku-sen = Six thousand Hyakuman = One million Hyakuman-ni = One million and two Ni-hyakuman = Two million Jyuoku = One billion Partikel no partikel ini untuk menyatakan kepunyaan. s + no + kata benda + desu contoh byakuya no zanpakutou desu = zanpa punya byakuya
Posted on: Fri, 04 Apr 2014 05:22:55 +0000
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