Japanese for the Gundam fighter at heart
Bai-bai: Bye bye
Ja mata: See ya!
Ja ne: Later
Konban wa: Good evening
Konnichi wa: Good afternoon. Hello
Ogenki desu ka?: How are you?
Ohayo: Good morning
Ossu/Oi/Nee: Hey
Oyasumi nasai: Good night
Sarabada: Farwell
Sayonara: Good bye!
Please
and Thanks
Arigatou: Thanks
Domo arigatou gosaimasu: Thank you so much!
Domo arigatou: Thanks a bunch!
Dou itashimashite: You’re welcome
Gomen nasai: I am very sorry
Gomen: Sorry
Onegai: Please
Sumimasen: Excuse me
Terms
of Respect and Suffixes
Chan: dear
Go: the language of a group. Saiyago is the language of Saiya-jin
Gou: number. Juunana-gou is #17.
Gumi: group or gang
Jin: person or people (ex. Saiyan-jin)
Kun: used for boys can be used between girls though in some occasions
Nai: Negation
Ojousan: young girl, someone else’s daughter, miss, daughter(respect)
Saa: Okay, all right, well
Sama: great respect
San: respect, polite
Sempai: somebody older than you
Sensei: sir
Tachi: "and others"
I
Words
Atashi: Flirty. For girls and gay men only. Extremely popular.
Ora: As far as I know, only Goku and Chichi use this. I have heard that is ita
rural form of Ore.
Ore: Tough, slangy. Vegeta uses this.
Watakushi: Extremely formal.
Watashi: Formal. Used by royalty & most people wanting to see as polite.
You
Words
Anata ma: You too
Anata: Polite form of you. Girls use this most of the time and it is used
when addressing elders. At times it can mean lover.
Anta: Less formal. Guys use it in normal conversations.
Kimi: Friendly but not tough guy form of you. Very tough girls may use this.
Omae: A girl using this could be marked as anti-social; it can be used if she is
very upset. Teen-aged and college boys use this among their peers. A person who
uses this will likely use "ore" when talking about himself. Can be
perceived as hostile or disrespectful if used to someone you don't know.
Omee: see ore, or ora. Goku uses this.
Tamae: A rude form of you
Baasan: grandmother/aunt
Imoto: younger sister
Itoko: cousin
Jiisan: grandfather/uncle
Kaasan: Mother
Mago-masume: granddaughter
Masume: daughter
Musoko: son
Neesan: elder sister
Niisan: elder brother
Otoko no mago: grandson
Ototo: Younger brother
Tousan: Father
Hime: attached to princess’ name. Ex: Mononoke-hime
Jo’ou: Queen
Ou: King
Ouji: Prince
Oujo: Princess
Ichi: 1
Ni: 2
San: 3
Shi: 4
Go: 5
Roku: 6
Nana: 7
Hachi: 8
Kyu: 9
Juu: 10
Juuichi: 11
Juuni: 12
Juusan: 13
Juushi: 14
Juugo: 15
Juuroku: 16
Juunana: 17
Juuhachi: 18
Juukyu: 19
Nijuu: 20
Akai: red
Aoi: blue
Kiiroi: yellow
Kuroi: black
Midori iro: green
Momoiro: pink
Murasaki iro: purple
Orenji: orange
Shiroi: white
Asagohan: breakfast
Bangohan: dinner
Chushoku: lunch
Bata: butter
Burokkori: broccoli
Chizu: cheese
Gohan: cooked rice
Gyunyu: milk
Ichigo: strawberry
Keki: cake
Kudamono: fruit
Kuri no ki: chestnut
Kyande: candy
Niku: meat
Ninjin: carrots
Ninniku: garlic
Okonomiyaki: a pizza like dish usually has cabbage, eggs and seafood
Pan: bread
Poteto: potato
Ramen: noodles
Ringo: apple
Sake: rice wine
Supu: soup
Tamago: egg
Tomorokoshi: corn
Yasai: vegetables
Ashi: feet
Ashiyubi: toes
Atama: head
Hana: nose
Hiza: knees
Kaminoke: hair
Kao: face
Kuchi: mouth
Me: eyes
Mimi: ears
Momo: thighs
Mune: chest
Oshiri: butt
Senaka: back
Te: hand
Yubi: finger
Boshi: hat
Doresu: dress
Fuku: uniform, outfit
Jaketto: jacket
Nekutai: tie
Panti: female underwear
Seta: sweater
Shitagi: male underwear
Sokkusu: socks
Sukato: skirt
Ti shatsu: T-shirt
Waishatsu: shirt
Zubou: pants
Pets
Inu: dog
Konekko: ktten
Neko: cat
Chikyuu: Earth
Doubutseun: zoo
Gakkou: school
Kawa: river
Kouen: park
Kyookai: church
Machi: town
Mise: shops
Nihon: Japan
Ningenkai: human world
Reikai: Spirit world
Tsohokan: Library
Tsuki: moon
Uchi: house
Umi: Sea/Beach
Wakusei: a planet. Ex: Wakusei Vegeta or Planet Vegeta
Yama: mountian
Yuubinyoku: post office
Chikatetsu: subway
Densha: train
Hikouki: plane
Jitensha:bicycle
Kuruma: car
Sampo: A walk
Asatte: The day after tomorrow
Ashita: Tomorrow
Itsumo: Always
Kinou: Yesterday
Kongetsu: This month
Kotoshi: This year
Kyonen: Last year
Kyou: Today
Maiasa: Every morning year
Maiban: Every evening
Maido: Every time
Mainen/Maitoshi: Every year (both are acceptable)
Mainichi: Every day
Maishuu: Every week
Maitsuki: Every month
Ototoi: The day before yesterday
Ototoshi: The year before last
Raigetsu: Next month
Rainen: Next
Saraigetsu: The month after next
Sarainen: The year after next
Sengetsu: Last month
Sensengetsu: The month before last
Tokidoki: Sometimes
Yoku: Often
Benkyou: study
Kokosei: High school student
Seito: student
Sense: teacher
Ai: Love
Aino-chan: sweet heart
Bishoojo: pretty, cute(used for girls only)
Bishoonen: Pretty, cute (used for boys only) can also mean "pretty
boy" an in a guy that looks like a girl.
Chibi: little, small
Cho: very, extremly
Ecchi: perverted
Hidoi: cruel, mean
Ii: Good, Great
Itooshi: Beloved, the one you love.
Kawaii: cute, pretty
Kibou: Hope
Koi, koibito: lover
Medetai: happy, joyous
Senshi: solider
Sensoo: war
Shinu: to die
Shouri: victory, victorious
Taikustsu: boring
Tomodachi: friend
Yume: dream
Ziyuu: freedom
Ichizoku: clan
Isshoni: together
Minna: everyone
Tomodachi: friend(s)
Bakemono: Demon, monster
Densetsu: Legendary. Ex: Densutsu no Sailor Senshi is Legendary Sailor Solider
Hikari: light
Hoshi: star
Jinzouningen: Artificial human(s), Andriod(s)
Kami: the spirit of an object, God
Ki: power, the bodies energy. (used in DBZ. The ki blasts that they shoot and
the flying)
Kisseki: miracles
Makafushigi: Mysterious
Megami: goddess
Mirai: future (think Mirai Trunks)
Ningen: human
Onna: Woman
Tabi: journey
Tenshi: angel
Ummei: destiny
Yakasuku: promise
Atamanikuru: to get pissed off
Ayamatta: wrong
Eiga: movies
Hanami: flower viewing
Kaimono: shopping
Ken: sword
Kenbutsu: sightsee
Otaku: fannatic, freak e.g.
Tai: vs.
Tsuri: fishing
Uso: a lie
Yamero: stop
Dojinshi: fan manga
Ginzuishou: Moon crystal, Silver Imperial Crystal
Shuken Idou: Instantaneous Movement (you know, Goku’s Instant Transmission.)
Tenkaichi Budoukai: the world’s best martial arts tournament
Youma: demon monster (used usually only in Sailor Moon)
Aa: yes, yeah, sure
Hai: Yes
Iie: no
Dare: Who
Demo: but, however
Doko: Where
Doushite: Why/how
Honto: Really
Itsu: When
Nande: What
Nani: What
Soo: Really (not sarcastic like honto)
Aho: idiot (used more widely in western Japan)
Ai shiteru: I love you
Ano: Umm, well…
Ara: OH my!
Baka Mitai: It must hurt to be that stupid.
Baka: idiot, fool (add Yarou: asshole)
Bakana: stupid (this is the adjective form or baka)
Chotto matte: Now wait just a minute!
Daijobu: okay, alright. ex. Daijobu ka?
Daisuki: I love (Badaku-san Daisuki)
Damarimas: silent!
Dame da; Don’t do that! Quite it! It is no use!
Damera: Cut it out!
Erai: smart (of a person)
Ganbette yo: Give it your best! Keep it up!
Hanashite: tell me
Hayuku: Hurry up!
Hentai: Pervert
Hontou; honest, it’s the truth
Ikidemas: Lets go. (more polite. Girls use this)
Iku yo: we’re going
Iku zo: let’s go
Ikuzo: Lets go. (the –zo ending is used for boys only)
Ima yamero: stop that this instant!
Ima: now
Itai: Ouch!
Joodeki: Good job! Way to go!
Kaerimashou: Lets go home
Kekko Na: excellent
Kisama: the little bit dignified way of saying Temee
Kono ama: you dirty slut!
Konoyaro: bastard, jerk, asshole
Kowai: I’m scared
Kuso: damn (add Chikusoo: Shit!)
Kusottare: Bastard, asshole
Masaka: No way!
Matte: wait!
Monosagoi: uncool
Moushi Moushi: hello on the phone
Nande koto wa: what happened?
Nande kuso?: What the hell?
Nani mo: never mind
Nanigoto desu ka?: Are you all right? How are you?
Omae o koroso: I am going to kill you!
Onore: Jerk, bastard
Saa: Okay, all right, well (used in context. Ex. Goku-saa)
Sagoi/Sugoi: although some believe it means cool it does not. It means
amazing; wonderful or awful; terrifying
Shimatta: Darn! Oh no!
Shine: Die!
Shizuka na: Shut your trap! When I want your opinion I will give it to you.
Simpai Shinai: Don’t worry about it.
Sou ka: is that so?
Sou na: ya, basically
Sou ne: isn’t that how it is?
Sugui: weird
Suzushii: cool
Temee: basically means "you F**k"
Wakatta: I understand
Watashi na otetsudai: i'm trapped in here
Watashi wa shinanai: I won't lie
Yatta: I/he/she/it/they/you/we did it!
Yurusunai: I won’t forgive you. I can’t forgive it.
Yusho: victory!
Zakkenayo: get out of my face!
Zetta! Omoidatta: I remember everything.
Desu, da: This is used rather a be verb. da is slang and desu is more polite.
Ka: This indicates a question. So "Daijoubu ka" means "Are you
okay?"
Ne: At the end of a sentence "isn't it, aren't you" as in context. At
the beginning, "well".
No: This is an article that usually means "of".
O: Indicates something being done to something.