Ever want to know a little bit of Japanese? Well, I found some things that might help you:
Nouns
Yume = Dream
Tsubasa = Wings
Neko = Cat
Inu = Dog
Tori = Bird
Usagi = Rabbit
Kitsune = Fox
Saru = Monkey
Ryu = Dragon
Sakura = Cherry blossom
Hana = Flowers
Bara = Rose
Ai = Love
Kokoro = Heart
Kimochi = Feelings
Hi = Day
Tsuki = Moon
Mochidzuki = Full moon
Sora = Sky
Hoshi = Star
Niji = Rainbow
Yoru = Night
Akumu = Nightmare
Uta = Song
Koe = Voice
Kagi = Key
Kend = Sword
Uso = Lie
Ume = Destiny, Fate
Machi = Town, City
Todai = Nickname for Tokyo University
Tobira = Door
Kakera = Shard
Onsen = Hot spring
Chikiu = Earth
Sekai = World
Kiseki = Miracles
Tamashi = Soul
Maryoku, Mahou = Magic
Baku = Monster, Ghoul
Oni = Ogre, Devil
Youkai = Demon
Akuryou = Evil spirit
Mononoke = Vengeful spirit
Yasashisa = Kindness
Hitomi = Eyes
Mimi = Ears
Kao = Face
Shippo = Tail
Zutto = Forever, A long time
Kotae = Answer
Yuuki = Courage
Chouwa = Harmony
Shinjitsu = Truth
Tsuyosa = Strength
Kouyuu = Friendship
Mikomi = Hope
Yakusoku = Promise
Tenshi = Angel
Shito = These are the "Angels" in Evangelion. The literal meaning is "apostle."
Miko = Priestess
Madoushi = Sorceress
Kage = Shadow
Ouji-sama = Prince
Ohime-sama = Princess
Okami-sama = God
Sensei = Teacher
Hakase = Professor
Mirai = Future
Hikari = Light
Yami = Darkness
Akai = Red
Kiroi = Yellow
Aoi = Blue
Kuro = Black
Shiroi = White
Ashita = Tomorrow
Tanjobi = Birthday
Fuaiyaa = Fire
Hono = Flames
Kaze = Wind
Kori = Ice
Mizu = Water
Umi = Sea
Ame = Rain
Nippon = Japan
Otaku = Somebody who's obsessed with Anime and Manga.
Gaigin = Somebody who isn't Japanese (usually used as an insult)
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
Paati = Party
Batoru = Battle
Geemu = Game
Ribaru = Rival
Poketto = Pocket
Tesuto = Test
Cardo = Card
Anime = Animation
Manga = Comics
Roboto = Robot
Densetsu = Legend
Uchuu = Universe
Kisu = Kiss
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
Seibutsu = Creature
Keeki = Cake
Chokoreeto = Chocolate
Kotoba = Words
Daremo = No one
Dareka = Someone
Dareni = Anyone
Dokoka = Somewhere
Nanika = Something
Subete = Everything
Nanimo = Nothing
Adjectives
Kakkoii = Attractive, Cool
Kawaii = Cute
Hitori = Alone
Subarashi = Lonely
Kanashi = Sad
Atarashi = New
Fushigi = Mysterious, Strange
Maboroshi = Mystic
Chibi = Little, Young
Baka = Stupid, Damned
Issho = Together
Tsugi = Next
Tada = Free
Chiisa = Small, Tiny
Honto = Real, True
Yasashi = Gentle, Kind, Nice
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: I have no strength 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, Don't
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)
Ogenki desu ka? = How are you?
Genki desu = I'm fine
Hora, Ima = Now
Gomen = Sorry
Gomen ne = Im sorry, Pardon me
Gomen nasai = Im sorry, Pardon me (formal)
Itai! = Ow!, Ouch!
Korosu = Kill
Shine = Die
Honto? = Really?
Saa = Come On
Sonna = No way, It can't 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)
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? = What's 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 something's 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
Family
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)
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
Days, Months, Seasons, and Numbers
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
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
San-jyuu = Thirty
Yon-jyuu = Forty
Gou-jyuu = Fifty
Roku-jyuu = Sixty
Nana-jyuu = Seventy
Hachi-jyuu = Eighty
Kyuu-jyuu = Ninety
Hyaku = One hundred
