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Japanese (Romanji)

Beginner (nouns, verbs, phrases)

QuestionAnswer
Thank you for the meal (before) itadakimasu
Thank you for the meal (after meal) gochisoo sama deshita
Nice to meet you haji me mashite
Goodnight oyasumi nasai
Heidi is 33 years old. Heidi-san wa sanjuusan-sai desu.
What's your phone number? Denwa bangou wa nan desuka?
Desk (noun) tsukue
It's okay / Alright / Okay / daijoubu
Phrase used for "is not" Ja nai desu For example: Kore wa watashi no hon ja nai desu.
What day is it today? Kyou wa nan you desuka?
To come (formal); To not come (negative) (verb) Kimasu (positive, formal) Kimasen (negative)
How much is it? ikura desuka?
To speak, to talk (formal); To not speak, to not talk (negative) (verb) hanashimasu (positive, formal) hanashimasen (negative)
I will go and come back (phrase) Itte rasshai
Over there is [insert noun]. Asoko wa [insert noun] desu. Ex. Asoko wa hon desu.
There is an [insert noun]. Soko wa [insert noun] desu.
Can you see? Miemasuka?
To get up, to wake up (formal); To not get up, to not wake up (negative) (Verb) Okimasu(positive, formal) Okimasen (negative)
To go to bed (formal); To not go to bed (negative) (Verb) Nemasu (positive, formal) Nemasen (negative)
Which one is it? Dore desuka?
Goodbye Sayoonara
Yes, I can hear. Hai, kikoe masu.
I am a/an [insert profession]. Watashi wa [insert profession] desu.
What is it? Nan desuka?
That one over there Are
That's expensive, right? Takai desu, ne.
Fake / Lie *Used as slang in a conversation, particularly as a reaction Uso
No, I don't understand. iie, wakari masen.
Yes, I can see. Hai, mie masu.
Whose? Ex. Whose wallet is this? Dare no Ex. Kore wa dare no saifu desuka?
to listen, to hear (formal); to not hear, to not listen (negative) (Verb) kikimasu (postive, formal) kikimasen (negative)
Good morning! ohayoo gozaimasu
Hello konnichiwa
Do you understand? Wakari masuka?
No, I can't see. iie, mie masen.
Good evening. kon ban wa
That's correct. Soudesu
Excuse me / I'm sorry (phrase) Sumimasen
Yes, I understand. Hai, wakari masu.
No, I can't hear. iie, kikoe masen.
Where do you come from? Goshusshin wa?
I am from [insert place]. [insert place] kara kimashita.
Kaylee is a sophomore in high school. Kaylee-san wa koukou san-nensei desu.
Heidi is a [insert profession]. Heidi-san wa [insert profession] desu.
To go (formal); To not go (negative) (Verb) ikimasu (positive, formal) ikimasen (negative)
To go home (your home specifically) (formal); To not go home (negative) (Verb) kaerimasu (positive, formal) kaerimasen (negative)
I'm leaving now; I will go and come back (phrase) Itte kimasu
[noun] is there. [noun] wa soko desu.
[noun] is over there. [noun] wa asoko desu.
Also Ex. Li is also Chinese. Mo Ex. Li San mo chugoku jin desu.
This one Kore
That one Sore
That is a book. (Close to other person) Sore wa hon desu.
Which one Dore
That is a book. (far away) Are wa hon desu.
Today is [name of day]. Kyoo wa [name of day] desu.
This is a book. (close to speaker, you) Kore wa hon desu.
Welcome home (phrase) okaeri nasai
To do; to play (formal); To not do; to not play (negative) (Verb) Example: Play baseball Shimasu (positive, formal) Shimasen (negative) Example: yakyuu o shimasu
To eat (formal); To not eat (negative) (verb) Example: I eat an apple. tabemasu (positive, formal) tabemasen (negative) Example: ringo o tabemasu
To drink (formal); To not drink (negative) (verb) Example: Drink water nomimasu (positive, formal) nomimasen (negative) Example: mizu o nomimasu
To study (formal); To not study (negative) (verb) Example: I did not study this weekend. benkyoushimasu (positive, formal) benkyoushimasen (negative) Example: Shuumatsu wa benkyoushinakatta
What is this in Japanese? Kore wa Nihongo de nan desuka?
Wine wain
Breakfast asa gohan
Carrot ninjin
What is your occupation? Oshigota wa?
T-shirt Ti---shatsu
Middle School Chuugakko sei
World Sekai
Cap / Baseball cap Boushi
Sounds good (phrase) iidesne
Countries: - Japan - Canada -U.K -India -China -Korea -Nihon -Kanada -Igirisu -Indo -Chuugoka -Kankoku
People Jin
Japanese language Nihongo
Every day mai nichi
Often yoku
Sometimes tokidoki
not often, not very much amari
not at all sensen
always isumo
usually taitei
hot pot / soup nabe
penguin pengin
copy machine kopi---
shade Kage
throat nodo
tonight kon ban
Sports Supootsu
volleyball baree booru
soccer sakkaa
baseball yakyuu
basketball basuketto booru
tennis tenisu
bridge hashi
bus bas
The day after tomorrow asatte
Potato jagaimo
Crab Kani
post office Yuubinkyoku
Star hoshi
Moon tsuki
motorcycle baiku
boat hune
movie genres - action -comedy -scifi -horror -anime -rom com -akushon -komedei -esuefu -hora -renai rabukome
music genres -classical -jazz -rock -pop -kurashikku -jazu -rokku -poppusu
Milk Gyuunyuu
Butter Bataa
airplane hikouki
classroom kyoushitsu
River kawa
alligator wani
plate(s) osara
blue ao
International Student / Exchange Student Ryuugaku sei
Tuesday Kayoubi
Monday Gestuyoubi
Office Worker Kaisha in
Doctor Isha
Teacher Sensei
Banker Ginkouin
Ice cream Aisukuri-mu
America Amerika
Italy Itaria
Coke ko-ra
Apron Epuran
Christmas Kuri su masu
Egypt ejiputo
Orange orenji
Cake ke-ki
Ketchup kechappu
Kit-kat kito kato
Calendar Karenda
Cookie Kukki
Uke ukure re
Koala Koara
Cabbage Kyabetsu
Yarn Keito
Picture Shashin
Grapes budou
Super market Suupaa
Weekend Shuumatsu
Hamburger hanbaagaa
station eki
France oranda
Octo Sausage uinna----
Cafeteria / Food Court Shokudou
Snow Yuki
Clock Tokei
Magazine zatsushi
Injury Kaga
Cheese chi--ji
Rainbow Niji
Cucumber Kyuuri
Book Hon
Body Kachida
Socks Kutsushita
Fruits Kuda mono
Was Deshta
Legs ashi
Cavity mushiba
Coloring Nurie
Convenience Store Konbini
Hotel hoteru
Vegetables Yasai
Water Mizu
Bank Ginkou
Comb / Hairbrush Kushi
Spinach Hourensou
Tangerine Mikan
Tomorrow Ashita
Bath Ofuro
Finger Yubi
Facial Hair Hige
Refrigerator Rerizouko
Reservations / Booking Yoyaku
Coffee Kohi---
Neighbor Tonarino
Movie Eiga
Library Toshokan
Train Densha
Watch (that you wear) udedokei
Phone number denwa bangou
Cell phone keitai denwa
Smart phone sumaho
Cat Neko
Shoe/s kutsu
Plastic bag / Grocery bag fukuro
Elephant Zou
Squid Ika
Banana Banana
Spider Kumo
Yellow onions Tamanegi
Textbook Kyoukasho
Window Mado
Watermelon Suika
Summer Nastu
Last year kyonen
Every month mai tsuki
hot water oyu
notebook nooto
Taxi stop Takushii-noriba
Jeans jinzu
Peach momo
Insects / Bugs Mushi
Eyeglasses Megane
Face Kao
I am Heidi. (introduce yourself) Watashi wa [insert name]-san desu.
Snake Hebi
You Anata
I Watashi
Your Anata no
Perfect! Kanpeki
My Watashino
Thank you very much. Arigato gozaimasu
Bag Kaban Baggu
I am (nationality). Example: I am American. Watashi wa [insert country] jin desu. Example: Watashi wa Amerika jin desu.
What grade are you in? Nan-nensai desuka?
Right? Ne?
See you later then. Jaa mata ne.
Chihiro, I have a question. Chihiro-san shitsumon ga arimasu.
I'm not going anywhere. Doko ni mo ikimasen.
Shall we eat? Tabemasenka?
Shall we watch? Mimasenka?
Shall we drink? Nomimasenka?
Shall we go? Ikimasenka?
Shall we listen? Kikimasenka?
Shall we go home? Kaerimasenka?
Let's do that (phrase). Shimashou
What's the day of the week? Nan nichi desuka?
A little (phrase) Has multiple meanings Chotto
How old are you? Nan-sai desuka?
[noun] is here. [noun] wa koko desu.
I'm tired. Tsukare mashita.
Sad Kanashii
Good Genki
So, so maa maa
What is the month? nan gestu desuka?
I will go to Japan in September this year. Kotoshi no kugatsu ni Nihon ni ikimasu. Example: [Time] + [Place] + [Verb]
Shall we do? Example: Shall we do yoga? Shimasenka? Example: Yoga o shimasenka?
I will go to Japan in [insert month]. Ex. I will go to Japan next October. [insert month] ni Nihon ni ikimasu. Rainen no juu-gatsu ni Nihon ni ikimasu.
What nani o
Do nothing Nani mo shimasen.
Let's go! (phrase) ikimashou
Sorry, that doesn't work. Sumimasen ga chotto...
How about [insert time] instead? [insert time] wa doudesuka?
To relax (formal) (verb) yukuri shiimasu (formal, positive)
Have a happy new year! yoi otoshi o!
But demo
It's [insert time] o'clock. Ima [insert time]-ji desu.
And; with (does not connect sentences) to
What time is it now? Ima nanji desuka?
Here is a [noun]. Koko wa [insert noun] desu.
Do you drink [insert type of beverage]? [insert beverage] o nomimasuka?
Do you drink [insert type of beverage] every day? Mai nichi [insert beverage] o nomimasuka?
Do you play [insert sport]? [insert sport] o shimasuka?
Do you watch tv? teleribi o mimasuka?
Do you eat breakfast every morning? Mai asa asa gohan o tabemasuka?
What do you eat? Nani o tabemaksuka?
Do you watch movies? eiga o mimasuka?
What do you watch? nani o mimasuka?
Do you listen to music? ongaku o kikimasuka?
What do you listen to? Nani o kikimasuka?
Where Example: Where do you study Japanese? doko de Example: Doko de nihongo wo benkyoushimasuka?
What's your major? Senkoo wa nan desuka?
What is [insert word] in Japanese? [insert word] wa Nihongo de nan desuka?
I'm home! (phrase) Tadaima
I return home at 5pm. (play with different times and verbs; I go to bed around 11pm every night, I wake up at 7am every morning). Goji ni uchi ni kaerimasu. Examples: Mai așa shichiji ni okimasu (I wake up every morning at 7am)
Where will you go on the weekend? Shuumatsu doko ni ikimasuka?
One more time, please or say that again, please. Mou ichi do onegai shimasu Mou ichido itte kudasai
What is your name? o namae wa?
Please listen. Kitte kudasai
Please write. Kaite kudasai.
Please read. Yonde kudasai.
Please say. Itte kudasai.
I'm sorry (apology). gomen nasai
School grade Examples: Sophomore, senior, junior, etc. [school type] + number -nensai Example: Daigaku ichi-nensai
English (language) Eigo
Spanish (language) Supeingo
French (language) Furansugo
German (language) Doitsugo
Korean (language) Kankokugo
Chinese (language) Chuugokugo
Horse Uma
Dictionary jisho
Magazine zasshi
Every week maishu
Alcohol Sake
Bread pan
Rice Gohan
Television Terebi
Sun taiyou
Soybeans daizu
Day Hi
Small Chiisai
Every morning mai așa
Every night mai ban
Every day mai nichi
This morning kesa
newspaper shinbun
Elevator elebeetaa
Taxi Takushii
Yesterday Kinou
Subway / railway Chikatetsu
Toilet Toire
Ticket Kippu
Bones Hone
Egg Tamago
Bunny / Rabbit Usagi
Father Otousan
Mother Okaasan
Older brother oniisan
Older sister Oneesan
Younger brother Otouto
Younger sister imoto
Grandpa Ojiisan
Grandma Obaasan
Elementary school Shougaku sei
bruise aza
Above / Up Ue
Forehead Odeko
Students gaku sei
high school Kou kou sei
Sugar Satou
AM / time Gozen
PM / time gogo
Half (1:30; time) han
evening / night (time) yoru no
morning (time) așa no
cheap yasuii
Cow ushi
and then... sore kara...
ear mimi
fish sakana
lemon remon
mosquito ka
persimmon kake
umbrella kasa
college daigaku sei
canned food kanzume
is desu
nose / flower hana
chair isu
keys Kagi
Down / below shita
Money Okane
meat Niku
hand te
mouth kuchi
vinegar su
Dinner bangohan yorugohan
apple ringo
love ai
pig buta
door doa
black tea koucha
beer bi---ru
bike zitensha
dog inu
not at all zenzen
company kaisha
dragonfly tonbo
eyes me
date deto
map chizu
mountain yama
office jimusho
seashell kai
nosebleed hanaji
accident (ex. car accident) jiko
numbers kazu
chicken yori niku
beef gyuu niku
red onion aka tama negi
eggplant nasu
School gakkou
wallet saifu
hippo kaba
mushrooms kinoko
neck kubi
furniture kagu
the day before yesterday Ototoi
next week raishuu
not often amari
this month kongetsu
last month sengetsu
this week konshuu
Sunday Nichi youbi
Quiet Shizuka
Medicine Kusuri
Family Kazoku
Foreign Country Gaikoku
Car Kuruma
Pork Buta niku
Strawberry ichigo
Tomato Tomato
Lettuce retasu
Yogurt yooguruto
News Nyuusuu
Ugai gargle
Lunch Hiru gohan
Teeth ha
Octopus Tako
Whistle Hue
Rocks / Stones Ishi
House Uchi
Cherry blossom picnic ohanami
January ichi-gatsu
February ni-gatsu
March san-gatsu
April shi-gatsu
May go-gatsu
June roku-gatsu
July shichi-gatsu
August Hachi-gatsu
September Ku-gatsu
October Juu-gatsu
November juu-ichi-gatsu
December juu-ni-gatsu
Week Shuu
Next Year Rainen
This year Kotoshi
Last week senshuu
Every month mai tsuki
month tsuki
every year mai toshi
year toshi
often yoku
sometimes toki doki
red aka
baskets kago
Wednesday Sui youbi
Thursday moku youbi
especially tokuni
Friday Kin youbi
Saturday Do youbi
Fire incident Kaji
Autumn / fall aki
Today Kyou
Coffee Shop / Cafe Kafe
Music Ongaku
Tea Ocha
Tail Shitsupo
Soldier heitai
Frog Kaeru
Salt Shio
Arm ude
Painting e
Tree Ki
Puzzle Pazuru
Wind Kaze
to read (formal) to not read (negative) (verb) yomimasu (positive, formal) yomimasen (negative)
to game (verb) geimu
to work a part time job (verb) arubaito
to shop (verb) kaimono
to teach a class (verb) kurusu
People / Person Hito
Children / Child Kodomo
Report Repoto
City / Town Machi
From 1pm to 3pm (from to) Ichiji kara sanji made [time ] kara [time ] made
Hour Kan Ex: Ichiji kan (1 hour)
What time? Nanji?
When? Itsu?
When I was (phrase) Toki
When I was a child Kodomo no toki
Bus stop Basu tei
Bookstore hon ya
store ya
Restaurant resutoran
Park Kouen
Temple Otera
Hospital Byoin
Blackboard Kokuban
Bench Benchi
Room Heya
Holiday / Day Off Yasumi
nice suteki
eraser keshigomu
In the classroom there is [insert object / noun]. Kyoshitsu ni [item] to [second item] ga arimasu. Example: Kyoshitsu ni tsukue to isu ga arimasu.
In the classroom there is [living animal / person]. Kyoshitsu ni [living thing] to [second living thing] ga imasu. Example: Kyoshitsu ni sensei to gakusei ga imasu.
In the park there is [insert object / noun] / [insert living animal / person]. Kouen ni [insert object] ga arimasu. Kouen ni [insert living animal / person] ga imasu.
Business card meshi
Hair Kami
Bang (hair) maegami
to cut (verb) kirimasu
time jikan
to relax (verb) yuukuri shimasu
to walk (verb) sanpo shimasu
how long dono kurai
rain ame
more motto
hot asui
to have weather (verb) furimasu
meeting kaigi
What is that over there? (far away) Asoko ni nani ga arimasuka?
to have (non living, formal) to have (living, formal) (verb) arimasu imasu
Over there is a library / [insert place/thing]. Asoko ni toshokan ga arimasu.
What's in your town? Anata no machi ni nani ga armasuka?
Do you have time? Ima jikan ga arimasuka?
to do the laundry (verb) sentaku shimasu
sore kara and then...
gogo afternoon
all day ichi nichi juu
work shigoto
What do you have? nani ga arimasuka?
on ue
under shita
front (in front, ahead, ago) mae
behind ushiro
inside (in) naka
beside Yoko
near (nearby) chikaku
closer, by soba
left hidari
right (direction) migi
next to tonari
between aida
squirrel risu
A cat is near the car. Neko wa kuruma no chikaku ni imasu.
Between the father and the mother is a child. Otaasan to okaasan no aida ni komodou ga imasu.
Between the trees. ki to ki no aida.
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