その どやがお やめて!

Sono doyagao yamete!Wipe that smug look off your face.You can use this when someone is overly cocky or bragging a lot.

やばいYabai- Dangerous or riskyWhen used as slang it could mean “good” or “bad.”Example:“Kore yabai yo!” Could mean “This is dangerous!” or “This is good, isn’t

it.”Can be used like “oh no” in english.

しんじまえShinjimae- go to hell

しね！Shine- die!

しんでくださいShinde kudasai- die please/please die

しんでもいいよ！Shinde mo ii yo!- it would be just fine if you just died.

くそくらえ!Kuso kurae!- Eat shit

やりまんYariman- Slut/whore

ださいDasai- Unfashionable, lame, not coolExample:

かれはださい。Kare wa dasai.He is lame.

くちきたないkuchikitanai- negative(personality/person), talks unpleasantly, bitchy

(personality)

ぶすBusu- ugly; your ugly; dog (refering to women)

げすGesu- ugly (refering to men)

ぶさいくBusaiku- ugly (person,clothes,place etc.)

きもちわるいKimochi warui- bad feelingNote: use this whenever something creeps/grosses you out.

(Person,place,food etc.)

でぶDebu- fatty

ちくしょうChikushou- damn itNote: Chikushou literally means “beast”, but used in slang as “Damn” or

“Damn it”.

くそKuso- shit

くそったれ

kusottare- shit drip

じごく へ いけ!Jigoku e ike!- Go to hell!

かんがえて みて!Kangaete mite! – Think about it! Note: It sounds aggressive … for best effect point to your head when you

saying it.

きさまKisama- you bastard/ motherfuckerNote: this a very informal way of saying “you”.

だまれDamare- shut up/shut the fuck up

キャピ キャピギャルKyapi Kyapi Gyaru- Bimbo/ japanese valley girl

こしぬけKoshinuke- Coward

くたばれ! kutabare- Drop dead!

いじわるIjiwaru- Malicious, spiteful, bitchyExample:

そのおんなはいじわる。Sono onna wa ijiwaru.That woman is bitchy.

いやらしいiyarashii- disgusting, lewd, indecentExample:Iyarashii!/ Anata wa iyarashii!Your disgusting!

よわむしyowamushi- Wimp, coward

とろいtoroi- Slow to catch on, doesn’t “get it”Example:

あなたはとろいですね？Anata wa toroi desu ne?You’re slow to catch on, aren’t you?

このやろうkono yarou- You shit

もんくあっか？Monku akka?- Do you have a problem?/what’s your problem?

ばかじゃないの？Baka ja nai no?- are you stupid?/you’re not stupid, are you?Note: baka ja nai means “not stupid”, but adding “no” at the end makes

it an informal question. You should say the “no” with a rising intonation.

なにしてのあほ？Nani shite no aho?- what are you doing idiot?

なにはなしてのあほ？Nani hanashite no aho?- what are you talking about idiot?

しねめすぶたども！shine mesubuta domo！- Die you whore/slut!

Note: this literally means “Die you female pig!”

ありがとうございます！Arigatou gozaimasu!Thank You!

ハッピーバレンタインデーhappii barentaindee -Happy Valentine’s Day

ラブRabu -Love

愛Ai -Love

愛してる・あいしてるAi shiteru -I love you

大好き・だいすきDaisuki -I really like you

愛告白する・あいこくはくするAi kokuhaku suru -To confess love

彼氏・かれしKareshi -Boyfriend

ボーイフレンドBooifurendo -Boyfriend

彼女・かのじょKanojo -Girlfriend

ガールフレンドGaarufurendo -Girlfriend

心・こころKokoro -Heart

友達・ともだちTomodachi -Friend

友情・ゆうじょおYuujoo -Friendship

私の誕生日は十一月です。 わたしのたんじょうびはじゅういちがつです。

Watashi no tanjoubi wa juuichigatsu desu.My birthday is in november.

明けましておめでとうございます。今年もよろしくね！Happy new year. Please be kind to me this year too, okay!

明けましておめでとうございますあけましておめでとうございます！Akemashite omedetougazaimasu! -Happy New Year!

お誕生日おめでとう! -Happy Birthday!

ありがとうございますArigatou gozaimasu – thank you very much

ありがとうArigatou -thank you

いただきますItadakimasu -said before a meal

ごちそうさまでしたGochisousama deshita -thanks for the mealNote: said after a meal

いっらしゃいませ

Irrashaimase -welcomeNote: used by clerks in a store/shop/restaurant

ようこそYoukoso -welcome

(では) お元気で・(では) おげんきで(Dewa) o genki de -stay healthyNote: say when leaving

お願いします・おねがいしますOnegaishimasu -please (do for me)

おはようございますOhayou gozaimasu – good morning (very polite)

おはようOhayou -good morning (informal)

おやすみなさいOyasumi nasai – good night (very polite)

おやすみOyasumi -good night (informal)

ごめんなさいGomen nasai – sorry (very polite)

ごめんGomen -sorry (informal)

こんにちはKonnichiwa -hello (good afternoon)

もしもしMoshi moshi -hello (on telephone only)

こんばんはKonbanwa -good evening

さようならSayounara -good bye; farewellNote: Don’t use this if your going to see somebody the very

next day or the next week. Use if you won’t see that person for a few months or more.

失礼します・しつれいしますShitsurei shimasu -sorry for my rudeness

失礼しました・しつれいしましたShitsurei shimashita -sorry for my rudeness

では、またDewa, mata -see you later

がんばってGanbatte -good luck; do your best; go for it.

すみませんSumimasen -excuse me; sorry

(いいえ) どういたしまして(Iie) Douitashimashite -(not at all) your welcome

はじめましてHajimemashite -nice to meet you

どうぞよろしくおねがいしますDouzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu -please to meet you (Very

polite)

よろしくおねがいしますYoroshiku onegaishimasu -please to meet you (polite)

おめでとうございますOmedetou gozaimasu -congratulations (polite)

おめでとうOmedetou -congratulations (informal)Note: this is like saying “congrats” in america.

お誕生日おめでとうございます・おたんじょうびおめでとうございます

Otanjoubi omedetou gozaimasu -Happy Birthday

おつかれさまでしたOtsukaresama deshita – you must be tiredNote: this is said to someone who just got off of work, just got

home from work or someone about to get off work.

おつかれさまOtsukaresama -you must be tiredNote: this is said to someone who just got off of work, just got

home from work or someone about to get off work.

ただいまTadaima -I’m homeNote: said when you return home: from work, store, ETC.

おかえりなさいOkaeri nasai -welcome homeNote: said to someone returning home: from work, store, ETC.

一 -ichi- 1

二 -ni- 2

三 -san- 3

四 -yon/shi- 4

五 -go- 5

六 -roku- 6

七 -nana/shichi- 7

八 -hachi- 8

九 -ku/kyuu- 9

十 -juu- 10

私 -watashi- I

– 日本語 nihongo- Japanese

漢字 -Kanji- this means “Kanji”

January 一月 ichigatsu

February 二月 nigatsu

March 三月 sangatsu

April 四月 shigatsu

May 五月 gogatsu

June 六月 Rokugatsu

July 七月 Shichigatsu

August 八月 hachigatsu

September 九月 kugatsu

October 十月 juugatsu

November 十一月 juuichigatsu

December 十二月 juunigatsu

-http://tokyoreese.wordpress.com/-

What's your name?Namae wa nandesu ka?  名前は何ですか？

My name is ...Watashi no namae wa …..  私の名前は・・・

Nice to meet you!Hajimemashite! or Oai dekite ureshii desu. *6はじめまして！／お会いできてうれしいです！

I have to goIkanakutewa narimasen.  行かなくてはなりません。

I will be right back!Sugu modori masu.  すぐ戻ります。Congratulations!Omedetou!  おめでとう！

Good night and sweet dreams!Oyasumi nasai.  おやすみなさい。

Sorry (for a mistake)Gomenasai.  ごめんなさい。

I Don't Understand! Wakarimasen. わかりません。

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