Japanese Translations

This little collection of mine largely came from all the jap people from Bebo. Yup yup, this was assembled in my good old Bebo days. At that time I was crazy about Japanese stuff. ^^ LOL. But I have to say I was pretty crazy then. Seriously, just think: how much time I wasted doing this O_O *sigh* oh well. ^^ For peeps who are taking jap classes! Take a look! Do you know all of these words? And see how accurate this really is! ^.~


Kimochi (Feelings)

• Kokoro=Heart
• Yume=Dream
• Yasashisa=Kindness
• Yuuki=Courage
• Chouwa=Harmony
• Shinjitsu=Truth
• Tsuyosa=Strength
• Kouyuu=Friendship
• Mikomi=Hope
• Ai=Love

Maryoku~Mahou (Magic)

• Bakemono=Monster, Ghoul
• Oni=Ogre, Devil
• Youkai=Demon
• Hanyou=Half-demon
• Seibutsu=Creature
• Ryuu=Dragon
• Akuryou=Evil spirit
• Mononoke=Vengeful spirit
• Kend=Sword
• Tamashii=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
• Onna no ko=Girl
• Onna no hito=Woman
• Otoko no ko=Boy
• Otoko no hito=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 who's obsessed with anime and manga.
• Gaigin=Somebody who isn't Japanese (derogatory)
• Sempai=Somebody of a higher rank, someone you look up to
  
• 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

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

• Ie=House
• Machi=Town
• Tobira=Door
• Kabe=Wall
• Mado=Window
• Beddo=Bed
• Kagami=Mirror
• Isu=Chair
• Denwa=Telephone
• Kuruma=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
• Tanjoubi=Birthday
• Nippon, Nihon=Japan
• Nihon-go=Japanese (language)
• Nihon-jin=Japanese (person)
• 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
• Samui=Cold (only for weather)
• Tsumetai=Cold
• Atatakai=Warm
• Atsui=Hot
• Shiwase na=Happy
• Atarashii=New
• Fushigi na=Mysterious, Strange
• Maboroshi=Mystic
• Chibi=Little, Young
• Baka=Stupid
• Issho=Together
• Tsugi=Next
• Tada=Free
• Chiisai=Small, Tiny
• Oukii=Big
• Omoshiroi=Funny
• Hontou=Real, True
• Yasashii=Easy, Gentle, Kind, Nice
• Muzukashii=Difficult
• Ii=Good
• Hidoi=Cruel, Mean
• Warui=Bad
• Sumaranai=Boring
• Genki na=Cheerful
• Densetsuno=Legendary
• Tooi=Far, Distant
• Sugoi=Amazing
• Taihen=Tough, Hard
• Kirei na=Pretty
• Oishii=Delicious

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

• Nichiyoubi=Sunday
• Getsuyoubi=Monday
• Kayoubi=Tuesday
• Suiyoubi=Wednesday
• Mokuyoubi=Thursday
• Kinyoubi=Friday
• Doyoubi=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

Alphabets in Jap!...though I'm not too sure if thats their alphabets or what @.@

• A- ka
• B- zu
• C- mi
• D- te
• E- ku
• F- lu
• G- ji
• H- ri
• I- ki
• J- zu
• K- me
• L- ta
• M-rin
• N- to
• O-mo
• P- no
• Q- to
• R- shi
• S- ari
• T-chi
• U- do
• V- ru
• W-mei
• X- na
• Y- fu
• Z- zi

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 (informal)
• Anata=You (formal)
• Anata/Omae-tachi=You (plural)
• Kare=He, Him
• Kanojo=She, Her
• Minna=Everyone
• Watashi(-tachi)=We
• Anokata(-tachi)=They
• Futari=The two of us, Us two
• Ohayou=Good morning
• Ohayou gozaimasu=Good morning (formal)
• Konnichiwa=Good afternoon, Hello
• Konbanwa=Good evening
• Oyasumi=Good Night
• Oyasumi nasai=Good night (formal)
• Sayounara=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)
• Genki desu ka?=How are you?
• Genki desu=I'm fine
• Hora, Ima=Now
• Gomen=Sorry
• Gomen ne=I'm sorry, Pardon me
• Gomen nasai=I'm sorry, Pardon me (formal)
• Sumimasen=Excuse me, Pardon me
• Itai!=Ow!, Ouch!
• Korosu=Kill
• Shine=Die
• Hontou?=Really?
• Saa=Come on
• Sonna=No way, It can't be
• Yata!=Hooray!
• Sou=Yeah, Right
• Urusai, Damare!=Shut up, Be quiet
• Arigatou=Thank you
• Arigatou gozaimasu=Thank you (formal)
• Dou itashimashite=You're 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)
• Omedetou=Congratulations
• Omedetou gozaimasu=Congratulations (formal)
• Otanjoubi omedetou=Happy birthday
• Kurisumasu omedetou=Merry Christmas
• Shinnen omedetou=Happy New Year
• Aishiteru=I love you
• Demo=But
• Kedo=However, Still
• Kitto=Sure, For sure
• Chotto=A moment, A little bit (Example: "Wait a moment" would be "Chotto matte")
• Nanimonai=It was nothing
• Ganbatte=Do your best, Go for it
• Ja (ne)=See you (later)
• Daijoubu(?)=Are you alright?, It's alright
• no=A possessive particle (Example: "Sakura's mother" would be "Sakura no okaa-san")
• Itsumo=Always
• Isudemo=Whenever
• Shinka=Evolve
• Dakara, Desukara=So, Because
• Ikou, Ikuze=Let's go (informal)
• Ikimashou=Let's go (formal)
• Ki o tsukete=Be careful
• Daremo=No one
• Dareka=Someone
• Dareni=Anyone
• Dokoka=Somewhere
• Nanika=Something
• Subete=Everything
• Nanimo=Nothing

More Common Phrases -- maybe a little repetitive

• Good morning -- Ohayo gozaimasu
• Good afternoon (day) -- Konnichiwa
• Good evening -- Konbanwa
• Good-bye -- Sayonara
• Good night -- Oyasuminasai
• How are you? -- O genki desu ka?
• How do you do? -- Hajimemashite
• Pleased to meet you -- Dozo yoroshiku or Yoroshiku onegaishimasu
• I am fine -- Hai, genki desu
• And you? -- Anata wa?
• Thank you (very much) -- Domo arigato gozaimasu
• You're welcome -- Do itashi mashite
• Say! Listen! (to get attention) -- Anone
• Excuse me (to get attention) -- Sumi masen
• Excuse me (pardon me) -- Gomen nasai or Shitsurei shimasu
• I am sorry -- Gomen nasai
• Please (when offering something) -- Dozo
• Please (when requesting something) -- Kudasai
• Please show me -- Misete kudasai
• Please write it -- Kaite kudasai
• Please give me this -- Kore o kudasai
• I'm sick -- Byoki desu
• Let's go -- Ikimasho
• Do you speak English? -- Anata wa eigo o hanashimasu ka?
• Yes, I speak a little -- Hai, sukoshi hanashimasu
• Do you understand? -- Wakarimasu ka?
• Yes, I understand -- Hai, wakarimasu
• Oh, I see -- As, soo desu ka
• No, I don't understand -- Iie, wakarimasen
• Please say it again -- Mo ichido itte kudasai
• Please speak slowly -- Yukkuri hanashi te kudasai
• Please wait a moment -- Chotto matte kudasai
• What is your name? -- Anata-no namae wa?
• My name is _______ -- Watashi no namae wa ________ desu
• Where is it? -- Doko desu ka?
• What time is it? -- Nan-ji desu ka?
• How much is it? -- Sore wa ikura desu ka?
• I will take it -- Sore kudasai
• No, thank you -- Iie kekko desu
• Do you like it? -- Suki desu ka?
• I like it -- Suki desu
• I don't like it -- Kirai desu
• It's beautiful -- Kirei desu
• Hello (on telephone only) -- Moshi moshi
• Let me see -- So desu ne
• Welcome -- Irrasshaimase
• Where is the toilet? -- Toire wa doko desu ka?

Words and Shorter Phrases

• Left -- Hidari
• Right -- Migi
• Straight ahead -- Massugu
• A lot / plenty -- Takusan
• A little -- Sukoshi
• Why? -- Naze desu ka
• When? -- Itsu desu ka
• Fire -- Kaji
• Ambulance -- Kyukyusha
• Police -- Omawarisan
• Help! -- Tasukete
• Watch out -- Abunai
• It's all right -- Daijobu desu
• Quick -- Hayaku
• Cheap -- Yasui
• Cold -- Samui
• Hot -- Atsui
• Cake -- Kehki
• Chair -- Isu
• Child -- Kodomo
• Cigarette -- Tabako
• Coffee -- Kohhi
• Coffee with milk -- Kohhi gyunyu
• Fruit -- Kudamono
• Good -- Yoi
• Girl / Woman -- Onna
• Man -- Otoko
• Hot water -- Oyu
• Hotel -- Hoteru
• Key -- Kagi
• Money -- Okane
• New -- Atarashii
• Old -- Furui
• Paper -- Kami
• Pencil -- Empitsu
• Room -- Heya
• Stamp -- Kitte
• Station -- Eki
• Store -- Mise
• Taxi -- Takushi
• Telephone -- Denwa
• Ticket -- Kippu
• Tea (green) -- Ocha
• Tea (black) -- Koh-cha
• Water -- Mizu
• Small -- Chiisai
• Large -- Ohkii

Now phrases with Japanese!
-Hello.
こんにちは。　Konnichiwa. (kon-nee-chee-WAH)

-How are you?
お元気ですか。　O-genki desu ka? (oh-GEN-kee dess-KAH?)

-Fine, thank you.
元気です。　Genki desu. (GEN-kee dess)

-What is your name?
お名前は何ですか。 O-namae wa nan desu ka?　(oh-NAH-mah-eh wah NAHN dess-KAH?)

-My name is ____ .
私の名前は ____ です。 Watashi no namae wa ____ desu. (wah-TAH-shee no nah-mah-eh wa ____ dess)

-Nice to meet you.
始めまして。　Hajimemashite. (hah-jee-meh-MOSH-teh)

-Please. (request)
お願いします。　Onegai shimasu. (oh-neh-gigh shee-moss)

-Please. (offer)
どうぞ。 Dōzo. (DOH-zo)

-Thank you.
どうもありがとう。 Dōmo arigatō. (doh-moh ah-ree-GAH-toh)

-You're welcome.
どういたしまして。 Dō itashi mashite. (doh EE-tah-shee mosh-teh)

-Yes.
はい。 Hai. (HIGH)

-No.
いいえ。 Iie. (EE-e)

Review! Greetings

• Ogenki desu ka? = How are you?
• Genki = I'm well (respond)
• Genki desu = I'm very well (respond)
• Moshi moshi = Hello (on the phone)
• Ohayoo gozaimasu = Good morning
• Konnichi wa = Good afternoon
• Konban wa = Good evening
• Oyasumi nasai = Good night (just before going to bed)
• Ja ne = See ya
• Jaa = See ya
• Sayoonara = Good-Bye
• Dewa ashita = see ya tomorrow
• Dewa Doyoobi ni = see ya Saturday
• Dewa konban = See ya in the evening
• Dewa ashita no ban = See ya tomorrow evening
• Dewa raishuu = See ya next week

Other

• tsuneni = always
• hana = petal/flower/rose
• hatsugen = revelation/realization
• ureshii = glad
• hyougen = snow field/expression

If you made it to here...good for you! At least my hardwork paid off.
If you actually read every single thing...wow amazing. You are pretty intense. I bet you are Japanese fan
If you actually know all of the words...OMG hardcore Japanese. Either you are born Japanese or you are a really good learner. You should be in Japan NOW!!

But I must say: Jenny. You are crazy for doing this little collection. And you call this little collecetion. YOU ARE CRAZY O_O