Essential Japanese Vocabulary Builder383
Mastering the Japanese language requires a solid foundation in essential vocabulary. This comprehensive guide will equip you with the most commonly used Japanese words and phrases, enabling you to communicate effectively in everyday situations. From greetings and introductions to basic grammar and conversation, this vocabulary builder will guide you through the intricacies of Japanese language and help you achieve fluency.
Greetings and Introductions
• Konnichiwa - Hello
• Ohayo gozaimasu - Good morning
• Konbanwa - Good evening
• Hajimemashite - Nice to meet you
• Watashi wa (name) desu - My name is (name)
• Anata no o namae wa nan desu ka? - What is your name?
Basic Grammar
• Subject (wa) Verb (ga) Object (o) - Sentence structure
• desu/masu - Polite form of "to be"
• desu ka? - Question marker
• wa - Topic marker
• ga - Subject marker
• o - Object marker
Conversation
• Sumimasen - Excuse me
• Arigato gozaimasu - Thank you
• Dozo - Please
• Hai - Yes
• lie - No
• Wakarimasen - I don't understand
• Totemo - Very
Food and Drinks
• Gohan - Rice
• Miso shiru - Miso soup
• Sushi - Sushi
• Sashimi - Sashimi
• Ramen - Ramen noodles
• Ocha - Green tea
• Sake - Japanese rice wine
Places and Buildings
• Ie - House
• Gakko - School
• Byoin - Hospital
• Eki - Train station
• Toire - Toilet
• Konbini - Convenience store
• Gasshokusha - Restaurant
Transportation
• Kuruma - Car
• Densha - Train
• Basu - Bus
• Hikoki - Airplane
• Jitensha - Bicycle
• Takushi - Taxi
• Shinkansen - Bullet train
Numbers
• Ichi - One
• Ni - Two
• San - Three
• Shi - Four
• Go - Five
• Roku - Six
• Nana - Seven
• Hachi - Eight
• Kyu - Nine
• Ju - Ten
Time and Dates
• Ima - Now
• Kyoo - Today
• Asu - Tomorrow
• Kinoo - Yesterday
• Getsuyoobi - Monday
• Kayoobi - Tuesday
• Suiyo obi - Wednesday
• Mokuyoobi - Thursday
• Kinyoobi - Friday
• Doyoobi - Saturday
• Nichiyoobi - Sunday
Colors
• Aka - Red
• Ao - Blue
• Ki - Yellow
• Midori - Green
• Shiro - White
• Kuro - Black
• Pinku - Pink
• Murasaki - Purple
• Chairo - Brown
Animals
• Inu - Dog
• Neko - Cat
• Usagi - Rabbit
• Sakana - Fish
• Tori - Bird
• Uma - Horse
• Saru - Monkey
• Kuma - Bear
• ZOO - Zoo
Shopping
• Kaimono - Shopping
• Mise - Shop
• Okane - Money
• Denshi - Electronics
• Fashions - Clothing
• Hon - Book
• Yakkyoku - Pharmacy
• Supermarket - Supermarket
Travel
• Ryoko - Travel
• Kikoku - Return
• Chizu - Map
• Passport - Passport
• Visa - Visa
• Hotel - Hotel
• Onsen - Hot spring
• Kankoochi - Tourist spot
Emergencies
• Tasukete kudasai - Help me
• Kinkyuujitai - Emergency
• Byoin - Hospital
• Keisatsu - Police
• Kasai - Fire
• Amburansu - Ambulance
• Doro - Thief
Culture
• Matsuri - Festival
• Geisha - Geisha
• Kimono - Kimono
• Kabuki - Kabuki theater
• Noh - Noh theater
• Sumo - Sumo wrestling
• J-pop - Japanese pop music
• Anime - Japanese animation
2024-11-06
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