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o·ni·i·cha·n お兄ちゃん elder brother |
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o·ne·e·cha·n お姉ちゃん elder sister |
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o·ka·a·sa·n お母さん Mother |
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ma·ma ママ Mom |
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o·to·o·sa·n お父さん Father |
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pa·pa パパ Pop |
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o·kya·ku·sa·ma お客様 Mr./Ms. Customer (by shop assistants) |
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se·n·se·e 先生 Doctors (by their patients) |
For cell phone users,
please use your cell phone horizontally.
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yo·kat·ta·ra よかったら
if you like |
| i·ro·i·ro いろいろ
various |
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For cell phone users,
please use your cell phone horizontally.
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i·ri·ma·s 要ります need, require [a visa] |
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bi·za·ga·i·ri·ma·s ビザが要ります check, investigate |
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shi·ra·be·ma·s 調べます repair |
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syu·u·ri·shi·ma·s 修理します I (an informal equivalent of わたし used by men) |
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bo·ku 僕 I (an informal equivalent of わたし used by men) |
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ki·mi 君 you (an informal equivalent of あなた used to address people of equal or lower status) |
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ta·na·ka·ku·n 田中君 Mr. Tanaka Mr. (an informal equivalent of 〜さん used to address people of equal or lower status; also often appended to boys’ names) |
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u·n うん yes (an informal equivalent of はい） |
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u·u·n ううん no (an informal equivalent of いいえ） |
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ko·to·ba ことば word, language |
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ki·mo·no 着物 kimono (traditional Japanese attire) |
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bi·za ビザ visa |
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ha·ji·me 初め the beginning |
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o·wa·ri 終わり the end of 〜, The End |
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koc·chi こっち this way, this place (an informal equivalent of こちら） |
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soc·chi そっち that way, that place near the listener (an informal equivalent of そちら） |
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ac·chi あっち that way, that place over there (an informal equivalent of あちら） |
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doc·chi どっち which one (of two things), which way, where (an informal equivalent of どちら） |
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mi·n·na·de みんなで all together |
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ka·ra·i·ke·do·o·i·shi·i 辛いけど、おいしい。 けど is 〜, but (an informal equivalent of が）It’s spicy, but it tastes nice. |
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o·na·ka·ga·ip·pa·i·de·s おなかがいっぱいです。 (I’m) full |
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