Hanzo Hattori

Praising Charateristics


Shitashimiyasui = ( Friendly )

Shinsetsu = ( Kind )

Kanji ga yoi = ( pleasant )

Akarui = ( Cheerful )

Kakkoii = ( Cool )

Omoshiroi = ( Amusing )

Kashikoi = ( clever )

Atamaii = ( Smart )

Tensai-teki = ( Genius )

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GREETINGS



Ikaga deshita ka? = ( how've you been )

Gokazoku waikaga? = ( How your's family )

Tenki wa dou? = ( how's the weather )

Ikaga desu ka ? = ( how've you been doing )

Dewa mata atode / sore ja mata = ( See you later )

Dewa mata ne = ( See you again )

Dewa mata ashita = ( See you tomorrow )

Dewa mata suguni ne = ( See you soon )

Dewa kore de = ( bye for now )


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Suki = (i like it)

Daisuki = (i like it a lot)

Meccha-meccha suki = (I LOVE IT)
NOTE** Meccha is a Osaka(japan) slang word and very caught in nationwide..
Anmari-suki-ja nai = (I dont like it very much)

Suki janai / kirai = (i Hate it)

Ureshii / Shiawase = ( I'm Happy)

Sore kiite ureshii = (I'm happy to here that)

Kanashii = (i'm sad)

Tsukateta = (im tired)

Odoroita! / Bikkuri shita! = ( im surprise)
NOTE** Bikkuri shita is most common to use ..

Kimochi warui = (I feel sick/ that's sickening)

Shimpai shita = ( i was worried)

Gakkari Shichatta = (IM Disappointed)

Dekiruyo = (i can do it)

Warui-kedo dame = ( sorry i cant)

Wakatta = ( i understand)

Yoku wakatta = (i understand very well)

wakaranai = ( i dont understand)

Wakatteru = (i know)

Shiranakatta = ( i didnt know)

Shiranai / shiri - masen = ( i dont know)

nandaka yoku wakaranai = ( im so confused..)

kawaiso = (what a pity)

Atteru = ( am i right)

Machifatteru = ( am i wrong)

Ochitsuite! = ( calm down!)

Genki dase yo =( cheer up) for guys to say
Genki Dashite! = ( Cheer up) for girls to say
*note* dont get mixed up..

cutepetz

hahaha cool ^^ thanks for telling~ This is sooo cool can learn again XD

Hanzo Hattori

**WEATHER**

atsui = ( hot )

Samui = ( COLD )

za-za = ( heavy rain )

kyoe wa samui ii desu ne ? = (isnt it cold today)

kyoe wa atsui ii desu ne ? = (isnt it hot today)

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Donna ongaku-ga suki? = ( what music do you like ? )

Dare-no ongaku-ga suki = ( whose music do you like )

kono uta = ( do you know this song? )

shitteru = ( i know it )


shiranai = ( i dont know it )

dansu umai-ne = ( you're a good dancer )

nihon-no onnanoko / otokonoko suki ?
*note* ( do you like Japanese Girls / Boys )

dono-gurai Nihon-ni iru-no? = ( where else have you been in Japan _

Nani nonden-no? = ( what are you drinking )

yasashii-ne = ( you're kind )

nanji-goro kita-no ? = ( what time did you come here )

nanji-goro kaeru-no? = ( what time are you leaving? )

Omoshirokunai / Tsumannai = ( this is boring )

kimatta = ( have you decided )

kono ato do suru no? = ( what's next )

ki-o tsukete ne = ( take care )

ja mata ashita-ne = ( see you tomorrow )

Denwa bango oshiete-kureru? = ( may i have your phone number )

Denwa shite mo ii = ( may i call you )

ja mata ne / mata-ne / Ja ne / sore ja mata = ( cya later )

Tanoshikatta = ( i enjoyed myself )


W~ = ( LOL ) W~ means LOL just like the same language you all always use..
Gakkari Shichatta = ( i'm Disappointed )

Shimpai shita = ( i was worried )


Machigatteru = ( am i wrong )
Note** are used to clarify whether or not what you're have said or done was right **

kawaiso = ( what a pity )

Gambatte ( good luck )
Gambare ! = ( good luck )
note**
"Gambare! is stronger word, is used in any situation( speaking directly to someone who is about to sit in a test/play sport, cheering for your favourite team, encouraging people n etc.. Gambatte is used only when speaking directly to someone.. When used before the event, the phrases are the normal japanese equivalent to "good luck"


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Hanzo Hattori

we use sentence like wakatta = ( i got it) you know.. its really not important to use the abv.. also, the MOST of the abv doesnt comes tgt with the question. mostly when u introduce yourself to someone (e.g)

watashi wa 17 sai ijyou desu = ( im 18 yrs old)

let me explain to u clearly also

Tasukete = ( help ) *note* you might feel that **help** (tasukete) must be put in a sentence to end the question. (e.g) Tetsudatte kuremasuka = ( can you help me) it doesnt comes with tasukete.. normally when u ask a question or answer the question u really do not have to use watashi or atashi .. its really not important..

P.S sry if i explain uncleary to you, but i hope you understand what im trying to say. ganbatte..
watashi is the compressed form of watakushi which is not commonly used. watashi is a former way of saying I.

atashi (I)is for gals only.

boku (I) is for guys only.

omae (you) i think is not commonly used.

kimi (you) is use among people of the same level.

unless your command of the language is very strong it is advisable to stick to watashi at all times.

i think ore is old use for I.

game senta ni ikou = ( lets go to video arcade)

itsu hima? = ( what time are you free )

okasi = (Sweets)
okasi tabetai = ( want some sweets)

NOTE** if you want to offer someone something , u can add in
...........(food/sweets/things) tabetai = (e.g) want some coffee..

onaka suita = ( i'm hungry)

nanka tabetai = (i'd like to eat something)

mada tabetenai = ( i havent eaten yet)

tabetai = ( do you want to eat? )
**note** you can ask a friend **tabetai** whether he wants to eat or if you want to ask whether he/she wants to drink something :
Nanka nomu = ( do you want to drink something)



Biru = ( BEER )

wain = ( WINE )

Kora = ( cola ) known as "coca cola"

ocha = ( green tea )

kohi = ( coffee )

Chuhai **means** alcoholic drinks based on shochu, a kind of japanese vodka. they come in at about 5%, in sweet and sour flavours and are easy to drink.

nodo kawaita = (im thirsty )

*note* when u enter a restaurant, pub or anywhere that sells *drinks* in JAPAN, you can reply the following as Sofuto dorinku ______ <--- (drinks).
*means* (e.g) Sofuto dorinku kora.. (COLA) ** i'd like a cola

Nihon-no tabemono-no naka-de, dore-ga ichiban suki?
= ( whats is your favourite japanese food )

shokuji dekita / gohan mada = ( is the meal ready ? )

Itadakimas! = ( Grace )
*why??*
Almost every japanese says this before eating, in almost situation. The closest English equivalent is *grace*, but it has lost its religious meaning. Dont hesitate to say this before a good meal. *WHY*? because you MAY EVEN BE COMPLIMENT FOR YOUR GOOD MANNERS. its very regonize around japan where people say itadakimas before any meal =)


At home, you welcome guest, you dont have to use yokoso or irrashimase.
you can just say Kitai ( do you want to come in) more formal.. its not nercessary to say yokoso..


yokoro is when someone your friend/relatives visits you
(e.g) your friend is from osaka and you live in tokyo. when ur friend comes to tokyo, you can say to him/her (Yokoso) = welcome to Tokyo.


Irrashimase is when you enter to a japanese restaurant, the working staff there will greet you irrashimase = ( welcome in ) a warm polite gesture. hope you understand.

Hanzo Hattori

*SUBJECTS*

Eigo = ( English )
nihongo = ( japanese)

Eigo umai ne = ( you are good at English )

umai = ( nicely done ) also known as good / nicely done..

Demo, eigo sugoku umai-ne! = ( Your english is so good ! )
*note* *very useful*


when in JAPAN, you would find it rather difficult to interact with any japanese. so when you try to speak to them in japanese **it shows the japanese that u r trying ur best to speak their languages.** JAPANESE loves to see foreigners try their best to speak their language. they loves to see you make an effort speaking their dialect.**
by the way, foreigners who speaks even a little japanese will be constantly praised in ways like this. this is just one reason its good to make an effort..

sore wa ato de hanaso = ( lets talk about it later)

nani itten-dayo? = ( what are you talking about) for girls to say
nani itten-yo? = ( what are you talking about) for guys to say

Chotto hanashi-ga kawaru kedo = ( lets change the subject )
note**
"Before the conversation is about to zoom off into the realms of unpleasentness, there are a few ways you can try to lightrn the mood.
The Japanese are fond of onomatopoeias, words that itimate sounds.. haha!

Hanzo Hattori

INSULTS!!!!!

Kuso!! = (sh!t)

Chikusho = ( Damn it)

Baka-mitai = (you look stupid)

Baka-jan! = (That's Stupid)

Baka-janai = ( are you stupid or what)

BAKA-DA! = ( what you did was really stupid!!)

Fuzakenai-deyo! = ( stop acting stupid) for girls to say
Fuzakenai-yo ! = (stop acting stupid) for guys to say
NOTE** if your a guy using a girl word, people will started laughing till they drop dead!! if u use it in JAPAN!!


Baka yamete-yo = ( dont act stupid) for girls to say
Baka yatten-ja neyo! = ( dont act stupid) for guys to say

Usotouki = (LIAR!)

Oshaberi = ( you got a big mouth)

Neboken-ja neyo! = (GET YOUR HEAD OF your A$$) both parties can say!!

Sonna-no uso-Da = (that's a lie)

yamete yo = (STOP IT) for girls to say
Yamero yo = (STOP IT) for guys to say

Hottoite-agete! = (leave him/her alone!) for girls to say
Hottoite-yo! = (Leave him/her alone) for guys to say
Hottoite-kure-yo! = (LEAVE ME ALONE) both parties can say!!

Kiero!/ Urochoro sh!tenna! = ( F*** OFF) for guys to say
Acchi itte-yo! = ( F*** OFF) for girls to say

Urusai = (You are noisy)
NOTE**** someone say Urusai in the other page means shut up!! i forgot to tell you, its not! By the way, also someone quoted me saying sayonara is **to say to someone you dont see for a long time** which is not true! you can say sayonara regardless anytime / anyday) thank you!

Shizuka-ni shiro-yo! = (BE QUIET)

Damatte yo! = ( SHUT UP) for girls to say
Damare yo ! = ( SHUT UP) for guys to say

Kono kuso-ttare! = (you A$$h LE)
MEANS** ( note) its not a vurglar word. it means u have SH!T around ur A$$HOLE!) hahahahaha

Chibi / Gaki = (SHORTY!)

Konjo nashii = ( You Aint GOT B@LLS)
means** you r lacking in the **brave** department!

Yariman! = ( YOU WH0RE ) both/girl can say that to a girl
note** if i know anyone using this word at anyone girl!, i will stop continuing this subject!) i hope everyone understand. thank you

Buta / Debu! = ( you Pig)

Busu = ( you are ugly)
NOTE** to an ugly girl)

BASAIKU = **( the worst word to say to a girl) ( you UGLY)
**NOTE** do not use this words i highlighted here! thank you

Kokoro semai yo ne ! = ( you are narrow minded)


Eraso-ni suruna-yo! ( dont be so c0cky)

KUTABARE = ( F*** YOU/GO TO H3LL)

Korosuzo = ( im going to kick ur A$$)

Kono yaro = ( YOU D0G)

Itai = ( that hurts)

Nani koitsu = ( you little rat )

Hentai = ( sexual perversion)

Te dokete-yo = ( take ur hands off me ) for girls to say

Sawannai-de ! = ( Don't touch me ) for girls to say

Kitanai-wane = ( YOU'RE DIRTY) for girls to say

++note++ pls do not use all this vurglarities for fun. for a joke is ok but not too often.. i appreciate your understand.. arigatoo..
normally we dont use ( YOU ) and ( I )

★Yuuko☆

wakata! Thanks for the lesson! Atashi learnt alot =)

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Hanzo Hattori

katakana : are mostly used for foreign words.
when using katakana, life gets a bit tricky when you hit the limitations of the japanese language. it has only one final consonant (n), so when the japanese pronounce English words with other consonant ending, they have to tack on a vowel, usually a (u)[b] "Game" becomes *ge mu* or "bed" becomes *beddo*
with no final "r" sound, they usually use a long "a" --- for example "locker"
becomes *rokka*. And since there is no " i " at all, " r " is used instead..

someone say if can learn free japanese online!! all the language school can close shop.. haha

Hanzo Hattori