kiiro - yellow
momoiiro - rose
midori - green
ao - blue
aka- red
shiro - white
haiiro - gray
chairo - brown
gyuunyuu - milk
herushii - healthy
nomimono - drink
tabemono -food
asagohan ni wa nani ga tabetai desu ka? - what would you like to have for breakfast?
ohiru gohan - lunch
ban gohan- dinner
kouhi wa nomi masuka - do u drink coffee?
kouhi ni satou wa ire masu ka- do u want sugar with coffee?
nanno - what kind of
ocha ni wa miruku to satou o kudasai - please tea with milk and sugar.
ocha no jikan desu ka? - is it time for tea break?
watashi wa totemo onaka ga suite imasu - i am very hungry
furaido chikin o tabe ta koto ga arimasuka - have you ever tried fried chicken?
ringo juusu o nonde imasu - i am drinking apple juice.
kazoku- family
okaasan- mother
otousan-father
onisan - older brother
onesan - older sister
otouto - younger brother
imouto - younger sister
xxx+ka =indefinite verbs
nanika-something
dokoka-somewhere
dareka=someone
itsuka- sometime
oshiete kudasai - please teach
~mashou ka? ==shall we ~?
mashou -> let's
Ex:
ikimashou - let's go?
ikimasou ka - Shall we go?
doko de aimashou ka- where shall we meet?
resutoran de aimashou - let's meet at restaurant.
nani o tabemashou ka? - what shall we eat?
tenpura o tabemashou - let's eat tempura.
doko e ikimasou ka - where shall we go?
umi e ikimasou - let's go to the ocean.
tenki -weather
hare - sunni
kumori -cloudy
ame - rainy
yuki -snowy
kaze- windy
kaminari - thunder
mada fuji san wa miemasen ka? - not yet fuji mountain visible?
ie, sorosoro miero deshou - soon will be visible.
sorosoro - soon
mizo tsumetakatta deshou -
Go zonjidesu ka - do you know onething?
is a polite way of asking somebody is they know something
それは にほんごで なんと いいますか。-sore wa nihongo de nanto iimasuka?
What do you call that in Japanese?
shitsuri shimasu - good bye --???
itte kudasai - please say it---??
ゆっくり はなして ください。 - please speak slowly
yama-san ima uchi ni imasu - Mr. yama is in house now.
watachi wa asita umi ni ikimasu - i'll goto beach tomorrow
kesa nomura-san ni aimashita - today morning i met nomura-san.
tanaka-san wa kuruma o kaimashita- tanaka-san bought car
itsu nihin ni ikimsasuka - when will u go to japan?
itsu sono keitai wa kaimasita - when did u buy the mobile?
asita kaimoni ni ikimasenka - shall we go shopping tomorrow?
hima na toki - in (my) spare time
tsukurimasu - to make, produce, manufacture, build, construct
yoku -often, frequently
Gyuuniku - beef
Gyuunyuu - milk
Kome - rice
Mineraru uootaa - minaral water
kare ni tegami o kutta - i send a letter to him
sore ga omoshiroi desu - this is interesting.
Japanese people count numbers by folding fingers from thumb to little finger. The original character X (Roman numeral 10) symbolizes fingers crossing each other.
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