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Amerika   The United States of America  
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Amerikajin   American (person from American)  
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Arigatoo   Thank you (most commonly used)  
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Chigaimasu   No, that's wrong  
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Desu   He/She/It/They are  
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Arigato Gozaimasu   Thank you very much (more formal than just Arigato - can be made more formal with doomo)  
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Sumimasen   Excuse me  
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Doozo   Please (go ahead) Here you are (when giving something  
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Doomo   Very (when in tandem with other words) Thanks (when used alone - casual)  
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E   To, towards  
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Enjinia   Engineer  
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Ga   But  
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Gakkoo   School  
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Gakuin   Place of learning  
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Gakusei   Student  
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Hai   Yes  
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Hajimimashite   How do you do?  
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Iie   No  
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Ja   Well, in that case  
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Jin   Person (from a country - used after a country's name)  
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Ka   Ending of a sentence to make it a question  
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Kaisha   Company, office  
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Kanada   Canada  
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Kanadajin   Canadian  
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Kochira   This way  
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Kookoo   High school (short for Kookoo gakkoo)  
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Kuruma   Car  
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Meishi   Business card  
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Namae   Name  
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Nihon   Japan  
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Nipon   Japan  
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Nihongo   Japanese (language)  
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No   (Particle) Shows possession  
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San   Suffix at the end of a name to give respect  
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Sensei   Suffix at the end of a teacher's name  
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Shichi   Seven (Nana)  
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Shitsurei Desu Ga   I'm sorry to trouble you, but...  
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Soo Desu   That's right  
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Soo Desu Ka   I see, is that so?  
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Suutsukeesu   Suitcase  
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To   And (connects nouns)  
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Watashi   I  
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Watashi no   My  
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Yookoso   Welcome  
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Anata   You  
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Are   That thing over there (noun)  
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Arimasen   There isn't/ aren't/ don't have etc  
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Arimasu   Be, exist, there is/are/have  
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Asoku   Over there  
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Atarashii   New  
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Daigaku   University  
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Dare   Who?  
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Denwa   Telephone  
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Doku   Where?  
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Dore   Which one?  
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Doomo Yoroshiku   Nice to meet you  
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Eki   Train station  
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Ginkoo   Bank  
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Hito   Person  
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Igirisu   England  
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Igirisujin   Englishman  
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Ja Arimasen   Isn't, aren't  
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Dewa Arimasen   Isn't, aren't  
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Jimu   Office work, administration office  
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Kara   From  
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Kochira   This person (used in introductions)  
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Koko   Here  
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Konbanwa   Good evening  
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Konnichiwa   Good day, hello (not used early in the morning)  
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Konpyuutaa   Computer  
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Kore   This (Near me - noun)  
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Kyoo   Today  
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Mina san   Everyone  
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Ni   [Particle] shows location of something  
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Ohayoo Gozaimasu   Good morning  
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Ookii   Big  
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Kuni   Country (your country when "okuni"  
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Oyasumi Nasai   Goodnight  
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Paato   Part-time worker  
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Purintaa   Printer  
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Shinbun   Newspaper  
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Shitsurei Shimasu   Excuse me, goodbye  
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Soko   There  
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Sore   That thing near you (noun)  
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Tsukue   Desk  
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Uchi   House, home  
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Ha   [Particle] pronounced "Wa" shows the main subject of the sentence  
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Wakarimasen   I don't know, I don't understand  
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Yoroshiku Onegai Shimasu   Pleased to meet you  
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Amari   Not very [used in conjunction with negative verb]  
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Asatte   The day after tomorrow  
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Ashita   Tomorrow  
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Dai-kirai desu   Hate, detest, loathe  
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Dai-suki desu   Love, like very much  
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Doo   How?  
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Wa doo desu ka   How about..?, How is..? [end of sentence]  
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Eiga   Film  
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Eigo   English language  
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Ga   [Particle] regarding, same as "ha" but there are lots of rules as to which one to use  
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Go-chisoo sama deshita   Thank you for the meal  
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Gohan   Cooked rice  
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Hana   Flower  
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Ii desu   Good, fine  
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Itadakemasu   Ritual expression before a meal  
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Kaigi   Meeting  
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Kiku   Chrysanthemum  
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Kirai desu   Dislike  
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Konban   This evening  
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Mainichi   Every day  
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Miso shiru   Miso soup  
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Shiru   Soup  
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Mizu   Water  
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Nan   What?  
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Nani   What?  
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Ne   [Particle] used instead of "ka" to make a question asking for confirmation  
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Ni shimasu   I'll have... [decide on, choose] [end of sentence]  
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O kudasai   Could I have... please? [end of sentence]  
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O onegaishimasu   Could I have... please? [end of sentence]  
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Wo   [Particle] pronounced "o" used before an action verb being performed on an object  
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Ocha   Green tea  
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Oishii   Delicious  
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Rajio   Radio  
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Resutoran   Restaurant  
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Sakana   Fish  
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Sashimi   Raw fish  
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Suru   [verb] Do  
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Suki desu   Like  
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Suki de ha arimasen   Don't like  
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Sumimasen ga   I'm sorry but...  
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Taberu   [verb] To eat  
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Teishoku   Set meal  
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Tokidoki   Sometimes  
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Tomodachi   Friend  
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Tsukemono   Pickles  
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Wain   Wine  
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Wakaru   [verb] To know, understand  
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Yaki zakana   Grilled fish  
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Yomu   [verb] To read  
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Benkyoo oshimasu   (Verb) To study  
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Benkyoo   Study (noun)  
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De   [Particle] meaning "by". Shows how something is being done  
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Demo   However, but.. [used at start of sentence]  
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Densha   Train  
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Doo shite   Why?  
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Naze   Why?  
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Fun   Minute  
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Gaijin   Foreigner  
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Gomen kudasai   Pardon me for the inconvenience  
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Hajimaru(Verb)   To start  
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Han   Half past (For telling the time e.g half past 1)  
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Hanashi   A conversation or chat  
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Hanashi oshimasu   (Verb) To have a conversation  
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Hashi   Chopsticks  
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Ima   Now, at this moment  
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Imasu   Am, is, are (Used only with animated objects)  
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Inu   Dog  
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Ji   O'clock  
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Jikan   Time, hour  
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Mada   Still, not yet  
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Made   Until  
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Mata   Again, once more, another time  
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Moshi moshi   Hello? (Only used for telephones)  
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Nanji   What time?  
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Ni   At (Showing what time)  
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Niku   Meat  
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Nyuusu   News  
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Ryoori   Cooking  
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Ryoori oshimasu   (Verb) To cook  
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Shigoto oshimasu   (Verb) To work  
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Shigoto   Work, employment  
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Shitsurei shimasu   Goodbye (On the telephone)  
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Sono mae ni   Before that  
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Sore kara   And also, after that  
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Sugu   Soon  
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Takusan   A lot, many  
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Takushii de   By taxi  
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Tenisu   Tennis  
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Terebi   TV  
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Tesuto   A test  
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Agatte kudasai   Please come in  
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Agaru   [Verb] To go up (used for entering another's home as well)  
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Daigakusei   University student  
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De   (Particle) at, in - Used to show where an action occured  
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Doru   Dollar  
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En   Yen  
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Gawa   The side of, word ending  
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Genkan   Entrance area, particularly of a home  
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Gomen kudasai   Excuse me, is anyone there?  
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Hidari   Left  
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Hidari gawa   The left hand side  
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Hon   Book  
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Hyaku   Hundred  
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Ikaga desu ka?   How about some..? Would you like some..? (Sentence ending) (Polite form of "Doo desu ka)  
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Ikura   How much? (in terms of money)  
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Itadakimasu   Yes, please (when offered food)  
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Itte   Go  
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Itte kudasai   Please go  
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Juusho   Address  
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Kado   Corner  
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Kaku   [Verb] To write  
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Kaite kudasai   Please write  
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Koohii   Coffee  
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