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N5 Vocabulary For Reading and Grammar

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æĩ´ãŗã‚‹ã€ã‚ãŗã‚‹ã€‘ (abiru)

Verb, (to bathe, to shower)

į§ã¯ã“ã‚Œã‹ã‚‰ã‚ˇãƒŖãƒ¯ãƒŧをæĩ´ãŗã‚‹ã€‚

I am going to take a shower.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I

¡  は (wa) = (topic marker)

¡  これから (korekara) = from now, soon

¡  ã‚ˇãƒŖãƒ¯ãƒŧ (shawā) = shower

¡  を (wo/o) = (object marker)

¡  æĩ´ãŗã‚‹ (ã‚ãŗã‚‹, abiru) = to take (a shower), to bathe

åąãĒい【あãļãĒい】 (abunai)

Adjective, (dangerous)

åŊŧはとãĻã‚‚åąãĒいäēēだ。

He is a very dangerous person.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “he”

¡  は (wa) = (topic marker, indicating the subject)

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = “very”

¡  åąãĒい (あãļãĒい, abunai) = “dangerous”

¡  äēē (ã˛ã¨, hito) = “person”

¡  だ (da) = (copula, roughly equivalent to “is”)

ã‚ãŖãĄ (acchi)

Pronoun, (over there)

į§ãŸãĄã¯ã‚ãŖãĄã¸čĄŒããžã—ã‚‡ã†ã€‚

We, to over there, let’s go.

¡  į§ãŸãĄ (ã‚ãŸã—ãŸãĄ, watashitachi) = “we”

¡  は (wa) = (topic marker)

¡  ã‚ãŖãĄ (acchi) = “over there”

¡  へ (e) = (direction particle, “to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã—ã‚‡ã† (いきぞしょう, ikimashou) = “let’s go”

ã‚ãĄã‚‰ (achira)

Pronoun, (there)

ã‚ãĄã‚‰ã¯ã‚ãĒたぎおįˆļさんですか。

Is that your father over there?

¡  ã‚ãĄã‚‰ (achira) = “that (over there)”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you/your”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive marker (“‘s”)

¡  おįˆļさん (otousan) = “father”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending (“is it?”)

上げる【あげる】 (ageru)

Verb, (to raise; to elevate; to give)

手を上げãĻください。

Raise your hands.

¡  手 (ãĻ, te) = “hand”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  上げãĻ (あげãĻ, agete) = “raise” (te-form of 上げる)

¡  ください (kudasai) = “please”

čĩ¤ã€ã‚か】 (aka)

“Red” as an adjective

į§ã¯čĩ¤ã‚ˆã‚Šé’ぎ斚がåĨŊきです。

As for me, blue is the side I like more than red.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  čĩ¤ (あか, aka) = “red”

¡  より (yori) = “than” (indicating comparison)

¡  青 (あお, ao) = “blue”

¡  ぎ (no) = linking particle (turning “blue” into the comparative reference)

¡  æ–š (ãģう, hō) = “side” (used to indicate preference)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  åĨŊき (すき, suki) = “like”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending, equivalent to “is”

čĩ¤ã„【あかい】 (akai)

Adjective, (red; crimson; scarlet​)

åŊŧåĨŗã¯ã€éĢĒをčĩ¤ãæŸ“めぞした。

She dyed her hair red.

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = “she”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  éĢĒ (かãŋ, kami) = “hair”

¡  を (wo) = object marker

¡  čĩ¤ã (あかく, akaku) = “red” (adverbial form, meaning “in a red manner”)

¡  染めぞした (そめぞした, somemashita) = “dyed” (past polite form of “to dye”)

明るい【あかるい】 (akarui)

Adjective, (bright; light)

åŊŧは明るいäēēです。

He is a cheerful person.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “he”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  明るい (あかるい, akarui) = “bright” or “cheerful”

¡  äēē (ã˛ã¨, hito) = “person”

¡  です (desu) = (polite ending, “is”)

開ける【あける】 (akeru)

Verb (to open (a door, etc.); to unwrap (e.g. parcel, package); to unlock)

įĒ“ã‚’é–‹ã‘ãĻください。

Please open up the window.

¡  įĒ“ (ぞお, mado) = “window”

¡  を (wo) = object marker

¡  開けãĻ (あけãĻ, akete) = “open” (te-form of 開ける)

¡  ください (kudasai) = “please”

į§‹ã€ã‚ãã€‘ (aki)

Noun, (autumn; fall)

į§‹ãĢãĒりぞした。

Autumn is here.

¡  į§‹ (あき, aki) = “autumn”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating a change of state (“to” or “becoming”)

¡  ãĒりぞした (narimashita) = “became” (polite past form of ãĒる, naru)

開く【あく】 (aku)

Verb (to open (e.g. doors, business, etc))

įĒ“ãŒé–‹ã„ãĻいる。

The window is open.

¡  įĒ“ (ぞお, mado) = “window”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  開いãĻいる (あいãĻいる, aiteiru) = “is open” (describes a state, using the te-iru form of 開く)

į”˜ã„ã€ã‚ãžã„ã€‘ (amai)

Adjective, (sweet)

¡  į”˜ã„ (あぞい, amai) = “sweet”

¡  éŖŸãšį‰Š (たずもぎ, tabemono) = “food”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  åĨŊき (すき, suki) = “like” or “is liked”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending, equivalent to “is”

雨【あめ】 (ame)

Noun, Rain

明æ—Ĩは雨が降る。

It will rain tomorrow.

¡  明æ—Ĩ (あした, ashita) = “tomorrow”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  雨 (あめ, ame) = “rain”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  降る (ãĩる, furu) = “will fall” (indicating the action of rain falling)

 

 

 

 

éŖ´ã€ã‚ã‚ã€‘ (ame)

Noun, candy

į§ã‚‚ããŽéŖ´ãŒæŦ˛ã—いです。

I also want that candy.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  も (mo) = “also”

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that”

¡  éŖ´ (あめ, ame) = “candy”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  æŦ˛ã—い (ãģしい, hoshii) = “want”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

あãĒた (anata)

Pronoun, you

あãĒたはã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŗãƒ€ãƒŧãĢäŊ•を書いたぎīŧŸ

What did you write on the calendar?

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŗãƒ€ãƒŧ (karendā) = “calendar”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location/direction particle (“on/in”)

¡  äŊ• (nani) = “what”

¡  を (wo) = object marker

¡  書いた (kaita) = “wrote” (past tense of “write”)

¡  ぎ (no) = question particle (adds an informal/explanatory tone)

姉【あね】 (ane)

Noun, older sister; elder sister​

į§ãŽå§‰ã¯čƒŒãŒéĢ˜ã„ã€‚

My older sister is tall.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive marker (“‘s” or “of”) → į§ãŽ = “my”

¡  姉 (あね, ane) = “older sister” (used when talking about your own sister)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  背 (せ, se) = “height” or “stature”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  éĢ˜ã„ (たかい, takai) = “tall” or “high”

兄【あãĢ】 (ani)

Noun, elder brother; older brother

ᧁãĢは兄がいぞす。

I have an older brother.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = indirect object marker (indicates possession in this case)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  兄 (あãĢ, ani) = “older brother” (used when talking about your own brother)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  いぞす (imasu) = “exists” (used for living things)

あぎ (ano)

Pre-noun adjectival, that

あぎįŒĢは大きいですか。

Is that cat big?

¡  あぎ (ano) = “that” (referring to something specific, usually far from the speaker but known to both)

¡  įŒĢ (ねこ, neko) = “cat”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  大きい (おおきい, ookii) = “big”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

¡  か (ka) = question marker

青【あお】 (ao)

Pre-noun adjectival, that

青りんごが大åĨŊきです。

I love green apples.

¡  青りんご (あおりんご, ao ringo) = “green apple” (literally “blue apple” since Japanese often uses 青 (ao) for green in some contexts)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  大åĨŊき (だいすき, daisuki) = “love” or “really like” (a stronger version of åĨŊき (suki))

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

ã‚ĸパãƒŧト (apaato)

Noun, Katakana, apartment

į§ã¯ããŽã‚ĸパãƒŧトをčĻ‹ãĢčĄŒããŸã„ã€‚

I want to go see that apartment.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (near the listener)

¡  ã‚ĸパãƒŧト (apāto) = “apartment”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  čĻ‹ãĢ (ãŋãĢ, mi ni) = “to see” (the ãĢ indicates purpose, meaning “in order to see”)

¡  čĄŒããŸã„ (いきたい, ikitai) = “want to go” (たい-form of čĄŒã, meaning “to go”)

洗う【あらう】 (arau)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb, (to wash)

ã“ãŽã‚ˇãƒŖãƒ„ã¯æ´—ã†ã¨į™ŊくãĒãŖãŸã€‚

This shirt was washed white.

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  ã‚ˇãƒŖãƒ„ (shatsu) = “shirt”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  洗う (あらう, arau) = “to wash”

¡  と (to) = conditional particle (“when” or “if”)

¡  į™Ŋく (しろく, shiroku) = “white” (adverbial form of į™Ŋい, shiroi)

¡  ãĒãŖãŸ (natta) = “became” (past tense of ãĒる, naru, meaning “to become”)

 

 

あれ (are)

Pronoun, that

あれはäŊ•だīŧŸ

What’s that?

¡  あれ (are) = “that” (something far from both the speaker and listener)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  äŊ• (ãĒãĢ, nani) = “what”

¡  だ (da) = casual form of “is” (copula)

ある (aru)

Verb, Godan verb, Intransitive verb, (to be, to have)

į§ã¯äģŠã˜ã‹ã‚“がある。

I have time now.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  äģŠ (いぞ, ima) = “now”

¡  じかん (jikan) = “time”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ある (aru) = “there is” (used for inanimate objects or concepts like time)

 

 

 

歊く【あるく】 (aruku)

Verb,( to walk)

たいãĻい歊いãĻčĄŒããžã™ã€‚

I usually go by walking.

¡  たいãĻい (taitei) = “usually”

¡  歊いãĻ (あるいãĻ, aruite) = “walking” (te-form of 歊く, aruku, meaning “to walk”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = “go” (polite form of čĄŒã, iku, meaning “to go”)

朝【あさ】 (asa)

Noun, morning

毎æ—Ĩ、朝6時ãĢčĩˇãã‚‹ã€‚

I wake up at 6AM every morning.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  毎朝 (ぞいあさ, mai asa) = “every morning”

¡  6時 (ろくじ, roku ji) = “6 o’clock”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“at”)

¡  čĩˇããžã™ (おきぞす, okimasu) = “wake up” (polite form of čĩˇãã‚‹, okiru)

 

 

 

æœã”éŖ¯ã€ã‚ã•ã”ã¯ã‚“ã€‘ (asagohan)

Noun, breakfast

į§ã¯ãžã æœã”éŖ¯ã‚’éŖŸãšãĻいぞせん。

I have not eaten breakfast yet.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ぞだ (mada) = “yet” or “still” (used in a negative sentence to mean “not yet”)

¡  æœã”éŖ¯ (あさごはん, asagohan) = “breakfast”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  éŖŸãšãĻ (たずãĻ, tabete) = “eat” (te-form of éŖŸãšã‚‹, taberu)

¡  いぞせん (imasen) = negative form of いる (iru), used to indicate an incomplete action

明垌æ—Ĩã€ã‚ã•ãŖãĻ】 (asatte)

Noun, day after tomorrow

明垌æ—Ĩは僕ぎčĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩです

The day after tomorrow is my birthday.

¡  明垌æ—Ĩ (ã‚ã•ãŖãĻ, asatte) = “the day after tomorrow”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  僕 (ãŧく, boku) = “I” (a casual/male pronoun)

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive marker (“‘s”)

¡  čĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩ (ãŸã‚“ã˜ã‚‡ã†ãŗ, tanjōbi) = “birthday”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

čļŗã€ã‚し】 (ashi)

Noun, foot; leg; paw; arm

åŊŧåĨŗãŽčļŗã¯ãã‚Œã„ですね。

Her legs/feet are beautiful, aren’t they?

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = “she” or “her”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive marker (“‘s”) → åŊŧåĨŗãŽ = “her”

¡  čļŗ (あし, ashi) = “legs” or “feet” (Japanese does not differentiate between the two)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  きれい (kirei) = “beautiful” or “clean”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = polite sentence-ending particle expressing agreement or seeking confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

明æ—Ĩ【あした】 (ashita)

Noun, tomorrow

明æ—ĨæąäēŦã¸čĄŒããžã™ã€‚

I will go to Tokyo tomorrow.

¡  明æ—Ĩ (あした, ashita) = “tomorrow”

¡  æąäēŦ (とうきょう, Tōkyō) = “Tokyo”

¡  へ (e) = direction particle (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = “go” (polite form of čĄŒã, iku)

 

 

 

遊ãļ【あそãļ】 (asobu)

Verb, to play; to enjoy oneself

ã†ãĄãŽå­ã¯åē­ã§éŠã‚“でいる。

My child is playing in the garden.

¡  ã†ãĄ (uchi) = “my” or “our” (often used to refer to one’s own family)

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive marker (“‘s”)

¡  子 (こ, ko) = “child”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  åē­ (ãĢわ, niwa) = “garden” or “yard”

¡  で (de) = location marker (“in” or “at”)

¡  遊んでいる (あそんでいる, asonde iru) = “is playing” (te-form + いる to indicate ongoing action)

あそこ (asoko)

Pronoun, over there

į§ã¯ã‚ãã“ã¸čĄŒããŸã„ã€‚

I want to go over there.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  あそこ (asoko) = “over there” (a place far from both the speaker and listener)

¡  へ (e) = direction particle (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããŸã„ (いきたい, ikitai) = “want to go” (たい-form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”))

 

 

頭【あたぞ】 (atama)

Noun,    head

昨æ—Ĩã‹ã‚‰į§ãŽé ­ãŒį—›ã„ã§ã™ã€‚

My head has been hurting since yesterday.

¡  昨æ—Ĩ (きぎう, kinō) = “yesterday”

¡  から (kara) = “since” or “from”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I” / “my”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive marker (“‘s”)

¡  é ­ (あたぞ, atama) = “head”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  į—›ã„ (いたい, itai) = “hurts” / “painful”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

新しい【あたらしい】 (atarashii)

Adjective, new; novel; fresh; recent; latest

新しい゚マホがæŦ˛ã—い。

I want a new smartphone.

¡  新しい (あたらしい, atarashii) = “new”

¡  ゚マホ (sumaho) = “smartphone” (short for ゚マãƒŧãƒˆãƒ•ã‚Šãƒŗ, “smartphone”)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  æŦ˛ã—い (ãģしい, hoshii) = “want” (used for expressing desire for a noun)

 

 

 

暖かい【あたたかい】 (atatakai)

Adjective, warm

ä슿—Ĩは暖かいですね。

Today is warm, isn’t it?

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = “today”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  暖かい (あたたかい, atatakai) = “warm” (used for weather and things that feel warm)

¡  ですね (desu ne) = sentence-ending particle expressing agreement or seeking confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

垌【あと】 (ato)

Noun, behind; after; remainder; left; also

こぎ垌寝ぞす。

I will sleep after this.

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  垌 (あと, ato) = “after”

¡  寝ぞす (ねぞす, nemasu) = “sleep” (polite form of 寝る (neru, “to sleep”))

 

 

 

 

暑い【あつい】 (atsui)

Adjective, hot; sultry

ä슿—Ĩは暑いですね。

Today is hot, isn’t it?

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = “today”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  暑い (あつい, atsui) = “hot” (used for weather)

¡  ですね (desu ne) = sentence-ending particle expressing agreement or seeking confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

厚い【あつい】 (atsui)

Adjective, thick

į§ã¯ã‚„ã•ã„ã‚’åŽšãåˆ‡ã‚‹ã€‚

I cut vegetables thickly

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  やさい (yasai) = “vegetables”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  厚く (あつく, atsuku) = “thickly” (adverbial form of 厚い (atsui, meaning “thick”))

¡  切る (きる, kiru) = “cut” (plain form)

į†ąã„ã€ã‚ã¤ã„ã€‘ (atsui)

Adjective, hot

こぎおčŒļはとãĻもあついです。

This tea is very hot.

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  おčŒļ (ãŠãĄã‚ƒ, ocha) = “tea”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = “very”

¡  あつい (atsui) = “hot” (used for things like food and drinks)

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

äŧšã†ã€ã‚う】 (au)

Verb, to meet; to encounter; to see

昨æ—Ĩå‹ã ãĄãĢäŧšã„ぞした。

I saw a friend yesterday.

¡  昨æ—Ĩ (きぎう, kinō) = “yesterday”

¡  å‹ã ãĄ (ã¨ã‚‚ã ãĄ, tomodachi) = “friend”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = indirect object marker (indicating “to” or “with” in this case)

¡  äŧšã„ぞした (あいぞした, aimashita) = “met” (past polite form of äŧšã† (au, “to meet”))

æ™Šã”éŖ¯ã€ã°ã‚“ã”ã¯ã‚“ã€‘ (bangohan)

Noun, dinner; evening meal.

į§ã¯ã“ã‚Œã‹ã‚‰æ™Šã”éŖ¯ã‚’éŖŸãšãžã™ã€‚

I am going to eat dinner now

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  これから (korekara) = “from now on” / “soon” / “now”

¡  æ™Šã”éŖ¯ (ばんごはん, bangohan) = “dinner”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  éŖŸãšãžã™ (たずぞす, tabemasu) = “eat” (polite form of éŖŸãšã‚‹ (taberu, “to eat”))

į•Ēåˇã€ã°ã‚“ã”ã†ã€‘ (bangou)

Noun, number

į§ã¯ããŽã°ã‚“ã”ã†ã‚’é–“é•ãˆãžã—ãŸã€‚

I made a mistake with that number.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (near the listener)

¡  ばんごう (į•Ēåˇ, bangō) = “number”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  間違えぞした (ãžãĄãŒãˆãžã—ãŸ, machigaemashita) = “made a mistake” (past polite form of 間違える (machigaeru, “to make a mistake”))

バ゚ (basu)

Noun, Katakana, bus

į§ã¯ãƒã‚šã‚’é™ã‚Šã‚‹ã€‚

I get off the bus.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  バ゚ (basu) = “bus”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  降りる (おりる, oriru) = “get off” / “disembark”

バã‚ŋãƒŧ (bataa)

Noun, Katakana, butter

トãƒŧ゚トãĢはバã‚ŋãƒŧをつけぞすか。

Do you have butter on your toast?

¡  トãƒŧ゚ト (tōsuto) = “toast”

¡  ãĢは (ni wa) = “on” (combination of the particle ãĢ indicating direction/place and は indicating the topic)

¡  バã‚ŋãƒŧ (batā) = “butter”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  つけぞすか (tsukemasu ka) = “do you put?” (polite form of つける (tsukeru, “to put on” or “apply”))

ベッド (beddo)

Noun, Katakana, bed

čĩ¤ãĄã‚ƒã‚“はベッドで寝ãĻいぞす。

The baby is sleeping in the bed.

¡  čĩ¤ãĄã‚ƒã‚“ (ã‚ã‹ãĄã‚ƒã‚“, akachan) = “baby”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ベッド (beddo) = “bed”

¡  で (de) = location marker (“in” or “at”)

¡  寝ãĻいぞす (ねãĻいぞす, nete imasu) = “is sleeping” (continuous form of 寝る (neru, “to sleep”))

勉åŧˇã€ãšã‚“きょう】 (benkyou)

Noun, Suru verb, to study.

į§ã¯ãšã‚“ãã‚‡ã†ãŒåĢŒã„ã ã€‚

“I dislike studying.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ずんきょう (勉åŧˇ, benkyō) = “studying”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  åĢŒã„ã  (きらいだ, kirai da) = “dislike” (casual form of åĢŒã„ (kirai, “dislike”))

äžŋ刊【ずんり】 (benri)

ãĒ-adjective, convenient; handy; useful.

それはとãĻもずんりですね。

“That is very convenient, isn’t it?”

¡  それ (sore) = “that”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = “very”

¡  ずんり (äžŋ刊, benri) = “convenient”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = sentence-ending particle seeking confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

ボãƒŧãƒĢãƒšãƒŗ (boorupen)

Noun, Katakana, ball-point

ボãƒŧãƒĢãƒšãƒŗã§æ›¸ã„ãĻください。

Write with a ballpoint pen.

¡  ボãƒŧãƒĢãƒšãƒŗ (bōrupen) = “ballpoint pen”

¡  で (de) = means or method particle (“with” or “using”)

¡  書いãĻ (かいãĻ, kaite) = “write” (te-form of 書く (kaku, “to write”))

¡  ください (kudasai) = polite request form (“please”)

ボã‚ŋãƒŗ (botan)

 Noun, Katakana

, button

おぎボã‚ŋãƒŗã‚’æŠŧせばいいですかīŧŸ

“Which button should I press?”

¡  おぎ (dono) = “which” (used for choosing from a set of things)

¡  ボã‚ŋãƒŗ (botan) = “button”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  æŠŧせばいいですか (おせばいいですか, oseba ii desu ka) = “should I press?”

  • æŠŧせば (おせば, oseba) = conditional form of æŠŧす (osu, “to press”)
  • いい (ii) = “good” or “OK”
  • ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

å¸Ŋ子【ãŧうし】 (boushi)

Noun,

hat; cap

å¸Ŋ子をãŦぎãĒさい。

Please take off your hat.

¡  å¸Ŋ子 (ãŧうし, bōshi) = “hat”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  ãŦぎãĒさい (nuginasai) = “take off” (imperative form of ãŦぐ (nugu, “to take off” or “remove”))

文įĢ ã€ãļんしょう】 (bunshou)

Noun, sentence

į§ã¯æ–‡įĢ ãŒä¸‹æ‰‹ã§ã™ã€‚

“I am bad at writing sentences.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  文įĢ  (ãļんしょう, bunshō) = “sentence(s)” / “writing”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  下手 (へた, heta) = “unskillful” / “bad at”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

豚肉 【ãļたãĢく】 (butaniku)

Noun, pork

あãĒたはãļたãĢãã‚’éŖŸãšã‚‰ã‚Œãžã™ã‹ã€‚

“Can you eat pork?”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ãļたãĢく (豚肉, butaniku) = “pork” (literally “pig meat”)

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  éŖŸãšã‚‰ã‚Œãžã™ã‹ (たずられぞすか, taberaremasu ka) = “can eat?” (polite potential form of éŖŸãšã‚‹ (taberu, “to eat”))

 

 

 

į—…é™ĸã€ãŗã‚‡ã†ã„ã‚“ã€‘ (byouin)

Noun, hospital

į—…é™ĸãĢčĄŒããžã™ã‹īŧŸ

Are you going to the hospital?

¡  į—…é™ĸ (ãŗã‚‡ã†ã„ã‚“, byōin) = “hospital”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = “go” (polite form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”))

¡  かīŧŸ (ka?) = question marker

į—…æ°—ã€ãŗã‚‡ã†ãã€‘ (byouki)

Noun, illness

į§ã¯å…ˆé€ąã‹ã‚‰į—…æ°—ã§ã™ã€‚

I have been sick since last week.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  å…ˆé€ą (せんしゅう, senshÅĢ) = “last week”

¡  から (kara) = “since” / “from”

¡  į—…æ°— (ãŗã‚‡ã†ã, byōki) = “illness” / “sick”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“am/is/are”)

 

 

 

 

čŒļč‰˛ã€ãĄã‚ƒã„ã‚ã€‘ (chairo)

Noun, brown

åŊŧãŽé´ã¯ãĄã‚ƒã„ã‚ã ã€‚

His shoes are brown.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “he” / “him”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“his”)

¡  靴 (くつ, kutsu) = “shoes”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ãĄã‚ƒã„ã‚ (čŒļ色, chairo) = “brown”

¡  だ (da) = casual form of “is” (です in polite form)

čŒļįĸ—ã€ãĄã‚ƒã‚ã‚“ã€‘ (chawan)

Noun, rice bowl; tea cup; teacup.

ã“ãŽãĄã‚ƒã‚ã‚“ã¯ã™ãĻきですね。

This rice bowl is lovely, isn’t it?

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  ãĄã‚ƒã‚ã‚“ (čŒļįĸ—, chawan) = “rice bowl” / “tea bowl”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  すãĻき (į´ æ•ĩ, suteki) = “lovely” / “wonderful” / “nice”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = sentence-ending particle seeking confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

 

 

 

įˆļã€ãĄãĄã€‘ (chichi)

Noun, father

My father is well.” / “My father is doing fine.

¡  įˆļ (ãĄãĄ, chichi) = “father” (referring to one’s own father)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  元気 (げんき, genki) = “healthy” / “well” / “energetic”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

é•ã†ã€ãĄãŒã†ã€‘ (chigau)

Verb, to differ

ãĒãœã“ã‚Œã¯ãĄãŒã†ãŽã§ã™ã‹īŧŸ

Why is this different?

  • ãĒぜ (naze) = “why”
  • これ (kore) = “this”
  • は (wa) = topic marker
  • ãĄãŒã† (違う, chigau) = “different” / “wrong”
  • ぎですか (no desu ka) = explanatory question ending (adds emphasis or seeks clarification)

å°ã•ã„ã€ãĄã„ã•ã„ã€‘ (chiisai)

Adjective, small; little; tiny

それは小さい。

“It is small.”

¡  それ (sore) = “it” / “that”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  小さい (ãĄã„ã•ã„, chiisai) = “small”

。 = punctuation mark (period)

小さãĒã€ãĄã„ã•ãĒ】 (chiisana)

Pre-noun adjectival, small; little; tiny

それは小さãĒåąąãŽã‚ˆã†ãĢčĻ‹ãˆãžã—ãŸã€‚

“It looked like a small mountain.”

¡  それ (sore) = “it” / “that”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  小さãĒ (ãĄã„ã•ãĒ, chiisana) = “small” (adjective in its attributive form)

¡  åąą (やぞ, yama) = “mountain”

¡  ぎ (no) = linking particle (turns the preceding noun into an adjective modifier for the next noun)

¡  ようãĢ (yō ni) = “like” / “in the way of”

¡  čĻ‹ãˆãžã—ãŸ (ãŋえぞした, miemashita) = “looked” (polite past form of čĻ‹ãˆã‚‹ (mieru, “to look” or “to appear”))

čŋ‘ã„ã€ãĄã‹ã„ã€‘ (chikai)

い-adjective, near; close

僕ぎåŽļはå­Ļæ ĄãĢãĄã‹ã„ã§ã™ã€‚

“My house is close to the school.”

¡  僕 (ãŧく, boku) = “I” (informal, often used by males)

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“my”)

¡  åŽļ (いえ, ie) = “house”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  å­Ļæ Ą (ãŒãŖã“ã†, gakkō) = “school”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to” or “toward”)

¡  ãĄã‹ã„ (čŋ‘い, chikai) = “close” / “near”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

 

 

åœ°ä¸‹é‰„ã€ãĄã‹ãĻつ】 (chikatetsu)

Noun, subway; underground train

I go to school by subway.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  地下鉄 (ãĄã‹ãĻつ, chikatetsu) = “subway”

¡  で (de) = means or method marker (“by” or “with”)

¡  å­Ļæ Ą (ãŒãŖã“ã†, gakkō) = “school”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒã (いく, iku) = “go” (plain form)

åœ°å›ŗã€ãĄãšã€‘ (chizu)

Noun, map

ã“ãŽé€šã‚Šã¯åœ°å›ŗãĢčŧ‰ãŖãĻいぞせん。

This street is not on the map.

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  通り (とおり, tōri) = “street”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  åœ°å›ŗ (ãĄãš, chizu) = “map”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (indicating location on the map)

¡  čŧ‰ãŖãĻいぞせん (ãŽãŖãĻいぞせん, notteimasen) = “is not listed” / “is not on” (negative form of čŧ‰ã‚‹ (noru, “to be listed” or “to appear on a map”))

 

 

 

ãĄã‚‡ãŖã¨ (chotto)

Adverb, a little

Please wait a moment.

¡  ãĄã‚‡ãŖã¨ (chotto) = “a little” / “a moment”

¡  åž…ãŖãĻ (ãžãŖãĻ, matte) = “wait” (te-form of 垅つ (matsu, “to wait”))

¡  ください (kudasai) = polite request form (“please”)

丁åēĻã€ãĄã‚‡ã†ãŠã€‘ (choudo)

Adverb, exactly

“I was just about to go to sleep.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ãĄã‚‡ã†ãŠ (chōdo) = “just” / “exactly”

¡  寝る (ねる, neru) = “to sleep”

¡  ところ (tokoro) = “point” or “stage” (used to express an action that was about to happen)

¡  ã ãŖãŸ (datta) = past tense of だ (da, the copula, equivalent to “was”)

台所【だいおころ】 (daidokoro)

Noun, kitchen

こぎ台所をäŊŋãŖãĻもいいですか。

“May I use this kitchen?”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  台所 (だいおころ, daidokoro) = “kitchen”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  äŊŋãŖãĻもいい (ã¤ã‹ãŖãĻもいい, tsukattemo ii) = “Is it okay to use?” (te-form of äŊŋう (tsukau, “to use”) + もいい (mo ii, “is okay to”))

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

大å­Ļ【だいがく】 (daigaku)

Noun, university; college

¡  おこ (doko) = “where” / “which place”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (modifies “university” to mean “which university”)

¡  大å­Ļ (だいがく, daigaku) = “university”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããŸã„ (いきたい, ikitai) = “want to go” (たい-form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”))

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

大丈å¤Ģ【だいじょうãļ】 (daijoubu)

Adjective, OK; okay; alright; problem free

大丈å¤ĢですかīŧŸ

“Are you okay?” / “Is everything alright?”

¡  大丈å¤Ģ (だいじょうãļ, daijōbu) = “okay” / “alright” / “safe”

¡  です (desu) = polite sentence-ending particle (“is”)

¡  か (ka) = question marker

大åĨŊき【だいすき】 (daisuki)

Adjective, love; like; like very much

大åĨŊきだよīŧ

“I love you!” / “I really love it!”

¡  大åĨŊき (だいすき, daisuki) = “love” / “really like”

¡  だ (da) = casual form of “is” (used for strong statements)

¡  よ (yo) = sentence-ending particle for emphasis

だんだん (dandan)

Adverb, gradually

į§ã¯ã ã‚“ã ã‚“įœ ããĒãŖãĻきた。

I’m gradually getting sleepy.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  だんだん (dandan) = “gradually” / “little by little”

¡  įœ ã (ねむく, nemuku) = “sleepy” (adjective įœ ã„ (nemui, “sleepy”) in adverbial form)

¡  ãĒãŖãĻ (natte) = te-form of ãĒる (naru, “to become”)

¡  きた (kita) = past form of くる (kuru, “to come”), often used to indicate a gradual change

čĒ°ã€ã ã‚Œã€‘ (dare)

Pronoun, who

åĨŊきãĒ歌手はčĒ°ã§ã™ã‹īŧŸ

“Who is your favorite singer?”

¡  åĨŊきãĒ (すきãĒ, sukina) = “favorite” / “liked” (adjective form of åĨŊき (suki, “like”))

¡  歌手 (かしゅ, kashu) = “singer”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  čǰ (だれ, dare) = “who”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

čĒ°ã‹ 【だれか】 (dareka)

Pronoun, someone; somebody

トイãƒŦぎ中ãĢčĒ°ã‹ãŒã„ãžã™ã€‚

Someone is in the toilet.” / “There is someone in the bathroom.

¡  トイãƒŦ (toire) = “toilet” / “bathroom”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“of” / “in”)

¡  中 (ãĒか, naka) = “inside”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location marker (“in” / “at”)

¡  čĒ°ã‹ (だれか, dareka) = “someone”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  いぞす (imasu) = “is” / “exists” (used for living things)

å‡ēす【だす】 (dasu)

Verb, to take out; to get out; to put out; to reveal

元気をå‡ēしãĻīŧ

Cheer up!” / “Stay strong!

¡  元気 (げんき, genki) = “energy” / “spirit” / “health”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  å‡ēしãĻ (だしãĻ, dashite) = te-form of å‡ēす (dasu, “to bring out” / “to put forth”)

å‡ēåŖã€ã§ããĄã€‘ (deguchi)

Noun, exit; gateway; way out

å‡ēåŖãŒã‚ã‹ã‚‰ãĒい。

I don’t know the exit.” / “I can’t find the exit.

¡  å‡ēåŖ (ã§ããĄ, deguchi) = “exit”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  わからãĒい (wakaranai) = “don’t know” / “don’t understand” (negative form of わかる (wakaru, “to understand” / “to know”))

å‡ēかける【でかける】 (dekakeru)

Verb, to go out; to leave; to depart

å­Ļæ Ąã¸å‡ēかける。

I’m going out to school.

¡  å­Ļæ Ą (ãŒãŖã“ã†, gakkō) = “school”

¡  へ (e) = direction marker (“to” / “toward”)

¡  å‡ēかける (でかける, dekakeru) = “to go out” / “to leave for somewhere”

é›ģ気【でんき】 (denki)

Noun, electricity

そぎé›ģ気をæļˆã—ãĻもいいですかīŧŸ

“May I turn off that light?”

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (near the listener)

¡  é›ģ気 (でんき, denki) = “electricity” / “light”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  æļˆã—ãĻ (けしãĻ, keshite) = te-form of æļˆã™ (kesu, “to turn off”)

¡  も (mo) = “even” / “also” (used here to indicate permission)

¡  いい (ii) = “good” / “okay”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

 

 

é›ģčģŠã€ã§ã‚“しゃ】 (densha)

Noun, train; electric train

é›ģčģŠã§čĄŒããžã—ょう。

“Let’s go by train.”

¡  é›ģčģŠ (でんしゃ, densha) = “train”

¡  で (de) = means/method marker (“by” in this case)

¡  čĄŒããžã—ã‚‡ã† (いきぞしょう, ikimashou) = “let’s go” (polite volitional form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”))

é›ģčŠąã€ã§ã‚“ã‚ã€‘ (denwa)

Noun, telephone (call / device)l; phone call

é›ģčŠąã§ã™ã‚ˆã€‚

“It’s the phone.” / “You have a call.”

¡  é›ģ芹 (でんわ, denwa) = “telephone” / “phone call”

¡  です (desu) = polite copula (“is”)

¡  よ (yo) = sentence-ending particle for emphasis or informing someone

デパãƒŧト (depaato)

Noun, department store

į§ã¯åŊŧãĢデパãƒŧトでäŧšã„ぞした。

“I met him at the department store.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “him” / “he”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = indirect object marker (indicating the person one meets)

¡  デパãƒŧト (depāto) = “department store”

¡  で (de) = location marker (“at”)

¡  äŧšã„ぞした (あいぞした, aimashita) = “met” (past tense of äŧšã† (au, “to meet”))

å‡ēる【でる】 (deru)

Verb, to leave; to exit; to appear; to go out

é›ģ芹ãĢå‡ēる。

Answer the phone.” / “Pick up the phone.

¡  é›ģ芹 (でんわ, denwa) = “telephone” / “phone call”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to” / “on”)

¡  å‡ēる (でる, deru) = “to answer” / “to go out” / “to appear” (in this case, “to answer the phone”)

ドã‚ĸ (doa)

Noun, door

ドã‚ĸを閉めãĻください。

Please close the door.

¡  ドã‚ĸ (doa) = “door”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  閉めãĻ (しめãĻ, shimete) = te-form of 閉める (shimeru, “to close”)

¡  ください (kudasai) = polite request form (“please”)

ãŠãŖãĄ (docchi)

Pronoun, which; which one

ãŠãŖãĄãŽãƒãƒŧãƒ ãŒå‹ãŖãĻいるīŧŸ

Which team is winning?

¡  ãŠãŖãĄ (docchi) = “which” (informal, used when choosing between two options)

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle, used here to modify “team”

¡  チãƒŧム (chÄĢmu) = “team”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  å‹ãŖãĻいる (ã‹ãŖãĻいる, katte iru) = “is winning” (te-form of 勝つ (katsu, “to win”) + いる (iru, indicating ongoing action)

ãŠãĄã‚‰ (dochira)

Pronoun, which of two

ãŠãĄã‚‰ãŒåĨŊきですか。

“Which one do you like?”

¡  ãŠãĄã‚‰ (dochira) = “which one” (polite form of ãŠãŖãĄ (docchi), used for two options)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  åĨŊき (すき, suki) = “like” / “favorite”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

おこ (doko)

Pronoun, where; what place​

あãĒたはおこからæĨたぎīŧŸ

“Where are you from?”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  おこ (doko) = “where”

¡  から (kara) = “from” (indicating origin or starting point)

¡  æĨた (きた, kita) = past tense of æĨる (kuru, “to come”)

¡  ぎ (no) = casual question marker (used to seek an explanation or reason)

おãĒた (donata)

Noun, who

あãĒたはおãĒたですか

“Who are you?” (polite)

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  おãĒた (donata) = “who” (polite form of だれ (dare), used in formal contexts)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

おぎ (dono)

Pre-noun adjectival,

which

おぎčģŠãĢお䚗りですか。

“Which car are you in?” (polite)

¡  おぎ (dono) = “which” (used for selecting one item from a known set)

¡  čģŠ (くるぞ, kuruma) = “car”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction/location marker (“in” or “on”)

¡  お (o) = honorific prefix, used to show respect

¡  䚗り (ぎり, nori) = stem of äš—ã‚‹ (noru, “to ride” or “to get on”)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

おれ (dore)

Pronoun,

which (of three or more)​

あãĒたぎæœŦはおれですかīŧŸ

“Which one is your book?”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“your”)

¡  æœŦ (ãģん, hon) = “book”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  おれ (dore) = “which one” (referring to a selection of items)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

おう (dou)

Adverb, how; in what way; how about​

これはおうですかīŧŸ

“How about this?” / “What about this?”

¡  これ (kore) = “this”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  おう (dou) = “how” / “what” (used to ask about something)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

å‹•į‰Šã€ãŠã†ãļつ】 (doubutsu)

Noun, animal

åĨŊきãĒå‹•į‰Šã¯äŊ•ですか。

“What is your favorite animal?”

¡  åĨŊきãĒ (すきãĒ, sukina) = “favorite” / “liked”

¡  å‹•į‰Š (おうãļつ, doubutsu) = “animal”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  äŊ• (ãĒãĢ, nani) = “what”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

おうも (doumo)

Adverb, thank you; thanks

ã‚Ģãƒŧドをおうもありがとう。

“Thank you for the card.”

¡  ã‚Ģãƒŧド (kaado) = “card”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  おうも (doumo) = “thank you” / “thanks” (informal, but polite)

¡  ありがとう (arigatou) = “thank you”

おうぞ (douzo)

Adverb, please

ãŠã†ãžã“ãĄã‚‰ã¸ã€‚

“Please come this way.” / “This way, please.”

¡  おうぞ (douzo) = “please” / “go ahead” (polite invitation)

¡  ã“ãĄã‚‰ (kochira) = “this way” / “here” (polite form)

¡  へ (e) = direction marker (“to” / “toward”)

土曜æ—Ĩã€ãŠã‚ˆã†ãŗã€‘ (doyoubi)

Noun, Saturday

土曜æ—ĨãĢã‚ĩッã‚ĢãƒŧぎčŠĻ合がある。

“There is a soccer match on Saturday.”

¡  土曜æ—Ĩ (ãŠã‚ˆã†ãŗ, doyōbi) = “Saturday”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“on” or “at” for specific time)

¡  ã‚ĩッã‚Ģãƒŧ (sakkā) = “soccer”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“of”)

¡  čŠĻ合 (しあい, shiai) = “match” / “game”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ある (aru) = “there is” (used for inanimate objects or events)

įĩĩ【え】 (e)

Noun, picture

こぎįĩĩはčĒ°ãŒæã„ãŸãŽã§ã™ã‹īŧŸ

“Who drew this picture?”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  įĩĩ (え, e) = “picture” / “painting”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  čǰ (だれ, dare) = “who”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  描いた (かいた, kaita) = past tense of 描く (kaku, “to draw”)

¡  ぎ (no) = question marker (seeking explanation or identification)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

ええ (ee)

Noun, yes; that is correct; right

ええ、そうです。

“Yes, that’s right.”

¡  ええ (ee) = “yes” (polite or casual)

¡  そうです (sou desu) = “that’s right” / “that’s so”

映į”ģ【えいが】 (eiga)

Noun, movie; film

そぎ映į”ģはéĸį™Ŋã‹ãŖãŸã€‚

“The movie was interesting.”

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (referring to something near the listener)

¡  映į”ģ (えいが, eiga) = “movie”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  éĸį™Ŋã‹ãŖãŸ (ãŠã‚‚ã—ã‚ã‹ãŖãŸ, omoshirokatta) = past tense of éĸį™Ŋい (omoshiroi, “interesting” / “fun”)

映į”ģ館【えいがかん】 (eigakan)

Noun, movie theater; cinema

į§ã¯ã—ã°ã—ã°æ˜ į”ģ館ãĢčĄŒããžã™ã€‚

“I often go to the cinema.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  しばしば (shibashiba) = “often”

¡  映į”ģ館 (えいがかん, eigakan) = “cinema” / “movie theater”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location marker (indicating direction)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = polite present/future tense of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”)

英čĒžã€ãˆã„ã”ã€‘ (eigo)

Noun, English language

į§ã¯č‹ąčĒžãŒč‹Ļ手だ。

“I’m not good at English.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  英čĒž (えいご, eigo) = “English”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  č‹Ļ手 (ãĢがãĻ, nigate) = “not good at” / “weak at”

¡  だ (da) = casual copula (informal “is”)

駅【えき】 (eki)

Noun, English language

į§ã¯æŦĄãŽãˆãã§é™ã‚Šã‚‹ã¤ã‚‚りです。

“I plan to get off at the next station.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  æŦĄãŽ (つぎぎ, tsugi no) = “next”

¡  駅 (えき, eki) = “station”

¡  で (de) = location marker (indicating where the action happens)

¡  降りる (おりる, oriru) = “to get off” / “to descend”

¡  つもり (tsumori) = “plan” / “intention”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

é‰›į­†ã€ãˆã‚“ã´ã¤ã€‘ (enpitsu)

Noun, pencil

これは君ぎえんぴつですかīŧŸ

Is this your pencil?

¡  これ (kore) = “this”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  君 (きãŋ, kimi) = “your” (informal, used for people close to you or those of lower status)

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“of” / “your”)

¡  えんぴつ (enpitsu) = “pencil”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

エãƒŦベãƒŧã‚ŋãƒŧ (erebeetaa)

Noun, elevator

エãƒŦベãƒŧã‚ŋãƒŧはおこですか。

“Where is the elevator?”

¡  エãƒŦベãƒŧã‚ŋãƒŧ (erebētā) = “elevator”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  おこ (doko) = “where”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question marker

ãƒ•ã‚ŖãƒĢム (firumu)

Noun, film

こぎã‚ĢãƒĄãƒŠãĢã¯ãƒ•ã‚ŖãƒĢムがå…ĨãŖãĻいãĒい。

This camera is not loaded with film.

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  ã‚ĢãƒĄãƒŠ (kamera) = “camera”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location marker (“in”)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ãƒ•ã‚ŖãƒĢム (firumu) = “film”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  å…ĨãŖãĻいãĒい (ã¯ã„ãŖãĻいãĒい, haitte inai) = negative form of å…ĨãŖãĻいる (haitte iru, “to be inside”) → “is not inside”

フりãƒŧク (fooku)

Noun, fork

フりãƒŧクはテãƒŧブãƒĢからčŊãĄãŸã€‚

A fork fell off the table.

¡  フりãƒŧク (fōku) = “fork”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  テãƒŧブãƒĢ (tēburu) = “table”

¡  から (kara) = “from”

¡  čŊãĄãŸ (ãŠãĄãŸ, ochita) = past tense of čŊãĄã‚‹ (ochiru, “to fall”)

服【ãĩく】 (fuku)

Noun,

clothes

そぎ服は可愛いですね。

Those clothes are cute.

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (near the listener)

¡  服 (ãĩく, fuku) = “clothing” / “outfit”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  可愛い (かわいい, kawaii) = “cute”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = polite ending + confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

吚く【ãĩく】 (fuku)

Verb, to blow (of the wind)

éĸ¨ã¯čĨŋからãĩいた。

The wind blew westerly.

¡  éĸ¨ (かぜ, kaze) = “wind”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  čĨŋ (ãĢし, nishi) = “west”

¡  から (kara) = “from”

¡  ãĩいた (吚いた, fuita) = past tense of 吚く (fuku, “to blow”)

降る【ãĩる】 (furu)

Verb, to fall

åŽģ嚴ぎå†Ŧは、é›ĒãŒãžãŖãŸãé™ã‚‰ãĒã‹ãŖãŸã€‚

“Last winter, it didn’t snow at all.”

¡  åŽģåš´ (きょねん, kyonen) = “last year”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (connecting “last year” to “winter”)

¡  å†Ŧ (ãĩゆ, fuyu) = “winter”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  é›Ē (ゆき, yuki) = “snow”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ãžãŖãŸã (mattaku) = “not at all” (used with negatives)

¡  降らãĒã‹ãŖãŸ (ãĩらãĒã‹ãŖãŸ, furanakatta) = past negative form of 降る (furu, “to fall” – used for rain or snow)

古い【ãĩるい】 (furui)

い-adjective, old (not used for people)

こぎčģŠã¯å¤ã„です。

This car is old.

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  čģŠ (くるぞ, kuruma) = “car”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  古い (ãĩるい, furui) = “old” (for objects, not people)

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

äēŒäēē【ãĩたり】 (futari)

 Noun

, two people; pair; couple

äēŒäēēã§čĄŒã“ã†ã€‚

“Let’s go together (just the two of us).”

¡  äēŒäēē (ãĩたり, futari) = “two people” / “the two of us”

¡  で (de) = indicates a group or means of action (“together as two people”)

¡  čĄŒã“ã† (いこう, ikou) = volitional form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”), meaning “let’s go”

 

äēŒã¤ã€ãĩたつ】 (futatsu)

Noun,

two; 2

äēŒã¤ã‚’ください。

“Please give me two.”

¡  äēŒã¤ (ãĩたつ, futatsu) = “two” (general counter for objects)

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  ください (kudasai) = “please give me” / “please” (polite request)

å¤Ēい【ãĩとい】 (futoi)

Adjective, fat; thick

あãĒたぎうではå¤Ēいですね。

“Your arms are thick.”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“your”)

¡  うで (腕, ude) = “arm”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  å¤Ēい (ãĩとい, futoi) = “thick” / “big” (used for body parts, pens, trees, etc.)

¡  ですね (desu ne) = polite ending + confirmation (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

ä猿—Ĩ【ãĩつか】 (futsuka)

Noun, the second day of the month / 2 days

į§ãŽčĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩはä猿œˆä猿—Ĩです。

“My birthday is on February 2nd.”

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = “my”

¡  čĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩ (ãŸã‚“ã˜ã‚‡ã†ãŗ, tanjōbi) = “birthday”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ä猿œˆ (ãĢがつ, nigatsu) = “February”

¡  ä猿—Ĩ (ãĩつか, futsuka) = “2nd” (of the month)

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

å°į­’ã€ãĩうとう】 (fuutou)

Noun, envelope

すãŋぞせん、ãĩうとうがありぞすかīŧŸ

“Excuse me, do you have an envelope?”

¡  すãŋぞせん (sumimasen) = “Excuse me” / “I’m sorry”

¡  ãĩうとう (封᭒, fÅĢtō) = “envelope”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ありぞすか (arimasu ka) = polite question form of ある (aru, “to exist” for inanimate objects), meaning “do you have?”

å†Ŧ【ãĩゆ】 (fuyu)

Noun, winter

åŽģ嚴ぎå†Ŧは、é›ĒãŒãžãŖãŸãé™ã‚‰ãĒã‹ãŖãŸã€‚

“Last winter, it didn’t snow at all.”

¡  åŽģåš´ (きょねん, kyonen) = “last year”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (connecting “last year” to “winter”)

¡  å†Ŧ (ãĩゆ, fuyu) = “winter”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  é›Ē (ゆき, yuki) = “snow”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ãžãŖãŸã (mattaku) = “not at all” (used with negatives)

¡  降らãĒã‹ãŖãŸ (ãĩらãĒã‹ãŖãŸ, furanakatta) = past negative form of 降る (furu, “to fall” – used for rain or snow)

外å›Ŋ【がいこく】 (gaikoku)

Noun,

foreign country

外å›ŊãĢčĄŒãã€‚

“I will go abroad.”

¡  外å›Ŋ (がいこく, gaikoku) = “foreign country” / “abroad”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location marker (indicating direction or goal of the action)

¡  čĄŒã (いく, iku) = “to go”

外å›Ŋäēē【がいこくじん】 (gaikokujin)

Noun, foreigner; foreign citizen; foreign national; alien; non-Japanese

¡  わたし (ᧁ, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  がいこくじん (外å›Ŋäēē, gaikokujin) = “foreigner”

¡  と (to) = “with” (indicating the person being spoken to)

¡  はãĒした (čŠąã—ãŸ, hanashita) = past tense of čŠąã™ (hanasu, “to speak”)

¡  こと (koto) = “thing” / “experience” (used to express having done something before)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ãĒい (nai) = “not” (negative form)

 

å­Ļæ Ąã€ãŒãŖã“ã†ã€‘ (gakkou)

Noun, school

ä슿—Ĩはå­Ļæ ĄãŠã†ã ãŖãŸīŧŸ

“How was school today?”

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = “today”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  å­Ļæ Ą (ãŒãŖã“ã†, gakkō) = “school”

¡  おう (dō) = “how”

¡  ã ãŖãŸ (datta) = past tense of です (desu, “was”)

å­Ļį”Ÿã€ãŒãã›ã„ã€‘ (gakusei)

Noun, school

į§ã¯å­Ļį”Ÿã§ã™ã€‚

“I am a student.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  å­Ļį”Ÿ (がくせい, gakusei) = “student”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending (equivalent to “am” in this context)

 

 

 

įŽ„é–ĸ【げんかん】 (genkan)

Noun, entrance

åŊŧはげんかんãĢįĢ‹ãŖãĻいぞす。

“He is standing in the entrance.”

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “he”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  げんかん (įŽ„é–ĸ, genkan) = “entrance” (the entryway of a house or building)

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location marker (“in” or “at”)

¡  įĢ‹ãŖãĻいぞす (ãŸãŖãĻいぞす, tatte imasu) = present continuous form of įĢ‹ã¤ (tatsu, “to stand”), meaning “is standing”

元気【げんき】 (genki)

Noun, lively; full of spirit; energetic; healthy

お元気ですかīŧŸ

“How are you?”

¡  お (o) = honorific prefix (adds politeness)

¡  元気 (げんき, genki) = “health” / “vitality” / “well-being”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

¡  か (ka) = question particle

 

 

 

月曜æ—Ĩã€ã’ã¤ã‚ˆã†ãŗã€‘ (getsuyoubi)

Noun, Monday

月曜æ—ĨãĢæąäēŦãĢčĄŒããžã™ã€‚

“I will go to Tokyo on Monday.”

¡  月曜æ—Ĩ (ã’ã¤ã‚ˆã†ãŗ, getsuyōbi) = “Monday”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“on”)

¡  æąäēŦ (とうきょう, Tōkyō) = “Tokyo”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = polite form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”)

éŠ€čĄŒã€ãŽã‚“ã“ã†ã€‘ (ginkou)

Noun, bank

į§ã¯éŠ€čĄŒãĢčĄŒããžã™ã€‚

“I will go to the bank.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  銀行 (ぎんこう, ginkō) = “bank”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = polite form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”)

 

 

 

ゎã‚ŋãƒŧ (gitaa)

Noun, guitar

これはčĒ°ãŽã‚Žã‚ŋãƒŧですか。

“Whose guitar is this?”

¡  これ (kore) = “this”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  čǰ (だれ, dare) = “who”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“whose”)

¡  ゎã‚ŋãƒŧ (gitā) = “guitar”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

äē”【ご】 (go)

Noun, five; 5

いつも七時四十äē”分ãĢå­Ļæ Ąã¸čĄŒããžã™ã€‚

“I always go to school at 7:45.”

¡  いつも (itsumo) = “always”

¡  七時四十äē”分 (ã—ãĄã˜ã‚ˆã‚“ã˜ã‚…ã†ã”ãĩん, shichi-ji yonjÅĢgo-fun) = “7:45”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“at”)

¡  å­Ļæ Ą (ãŒãŖã“ã†, gakkō) = “school”

¡  へ (e) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = polite form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”)

 

 

午垌【ごご】 (gogo)

Noun, afternoon; p.m.

午垌3時ãĢ゚ãƒŧパãƒŧãĢčĄŒããžã™ã€‚

“I will go to the supermarket at 3 PM.”

¡  午垌 (ごご, gogo) = “PM” / “afternoon”

¡  3時 (さんじ, san-ji) = “3 o’clock”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“at”)

¡  ゚ãƒŧパãƒŧ (sÅĢpā) = “supermarket”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã™ (いきぞす, ikimasu) = polite form of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”)

ã”éŖ¯ã€ã”ã¯ã‚“ã€‘ (gohan)

Noun, cooked rice, meal

ã”éŖ¯ã¨ãƒ‘ãƒŗãŠãĄã‚‰ãŒã„ã„ã§ã™ã‹ã€‚

“Which do you prefer, rice or bread?”

¡  ã”éŖ¯ (ごはん, gohan) = “rice” (or sometimes refers to a meal)

¡  と (to) = “and”

¡  ãƒ‘ãƒŗ (pan) = “bread”

¡  ãŠãĄã‚‰ (dochira) = “which” (more polite than おれ)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  いい (ii) = “good” / “better” (in this context, meaning “prefer”)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

 

 

午前【ごぜん】 (gozen)

Noun, morning; a.m.

į§ã¯åˆå‰10時ãĢäŧšį¤žãĢčĄŒããžã—ãŸã€‚

“I went to the office at 10 AM.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  午前 (ごぜん, gozen) = “AM” / “morning”

¡  10時 (じゅうじ, jÅĢ-ji) = “10 o’clock”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“at”)

¡  äŧšį¤ž (かいしゃ, kaisha) = “office” / “company”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“to”)

¡  čĄŒããžã—ãŸ (いきぞした, ikimashita) = past tense of čĄŒã (iku, “to go”)

グナム (guramu)

Noun, gram

これは100グナムがいくらですか。

“How much is this per 100 grams?”

¡  これ (kore) = “this”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  100グナム (ã˛ã‚ƒããã‚‰ã‚€, hyaku guramu) = “100 grams”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  いくら (ikura) = “how much” (price)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

 

į‰›č‚‰ã€ãŽã‚…ã†ãĢく】 (gyuuniku)

Noun, beef

ã“ãŽį‰›č‚‰ã¯ã¨ãĻã‚‚įžŽå‘ŗã—ã„ã§ã™ã€‚

“This beef is very delicious.”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  ቛ肉 (ぎゅうãĢく, gyÅĢniku) = “beef”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = “very”

¡  įžŽå‘ŗã—ã„ (おいしい, oishii) = “delicious”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

į‰›äšŗã€ãŽã‚…ã†ãĢゅう】 (gyuunyuu)

Noun, (cow’s) milk

į§ã¯ãŽã‚…ã†ãĢゅうがåĢŒã„ã§ã™ã€‚

“I dislike milk.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ぎゅうãĢゅう (į‰›äšŗ, gyÅĢnyÅĢ) = “milk”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  åĢŒã„ (きらい, kirai) = “dislike”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

歯【は】 (ha)

Noun, tooth

į§ãŽã¯ãŒį—›ã„ã§ã™ã€‚

“My tooth hurts.”

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = “my”

¡  は (ha) = topic marker (in this case, it refers to “tooth”)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  į—›ã„ (いたい, itai) = “hurts” / “painful”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

å…Ģã€ã¯ãĄã€‘ (hachi)

Noun, eight: 8

į§ã¯å…Ģ月ãĢį”Ÿãžã‚ŒãŸã€‚

“I was born in August.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  å…Ģ月 (ã¯ãĄãŒã¤, hachigatsu) = “August”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“in”)

¡  į”Ÿãžã‚ŒãŸ (うぞれた, umareta) = past tense of į”Ÿãžã‚Œã‚‹ (umareru, “to be born”)

č‘‰æ›¸ã€ã¯ãŒãã€‘ (hagaki)

Noun, postcard

こぎはがきはいくらですかīŧŸ

“How much is this postcard?”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  はがき (č‘‰æ›¸, hagaki) = “postcard”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  いくら (ikura) = “how much”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

母【はは】 (haha)

Noun, mother

母がã‚Ģナダäēēです。

“My mother is Canadian.”

¡  母 (はは, haha) = “mother” (humble form)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ã‚Ģナダäēē (ã‚Ģナダじん, Kanada-jin) = “Canadian” (person from Canada)

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

はい (hai)

Noun, yes; that is correct​

はい、そうですね。

“Yes, that’s right.” / “Yes, I agree.”

¡  はい (hai) = “yes”

¡  そう (sō) = “that way” / “so”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = “isn’t it?” / “right?” (softens the statement or seeks agreement)

å…Ĩる【はいる】 (hairu)

Verb, to enter; to go into

äģŠã‹ã‚‰ãŠãĩろãĢå…Ĩる。

“I’m going to take a bath now.”

¡  äģŠã‹ã‚‰ (いぞから, ima kara) = “from now” / “starting now”

¡  おãĩろ (おéĸ¨å‘‚, ofuro) = “bath”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = direction marker (“into”)

¡  å…Ĩる (はいる, hairu) = “to enter” / “to take (a bath)”

ၰįšŋ【はいざら】 (haizara)

Noun, ashtray

テãƒŧブãƒĢぎ上ãĢはいざらがありぞす。

“There is an ashtray on the table.”

¡  テãƒŧブãƒĢ (tēburu) = “table”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“of” / “on”)

¡  上 (うえ, ue) = “top” / “on top of”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = location marker (“on” / “at”)

¡  はいざら (ၰįšŋ, haizara) = “ashtray”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ありぞす (arimasu) = “there is” (for inanimate objects)

始ぞる【はじぞる】 (hajimaru)

Verb, to begin

“What time does that movie start?”

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (referring to something close to the listener)

¡  映į”ģ (えいが, eiga) = “movie”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  äŊ•時 (ãĒんじ, nanji) = “what time”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = time marker (“at”)

¡  始ぞる (はじぞる, hajimaru) = “to start” / “to begin”

¡  ぎですか (no desu ka) = polite question ending, adding emphasis

初めãĻ【はじめãĻ】 (hajimete)

Adverb, for the first time

ã“ãŽãƒĄãƒŧãƒĢははじめãĻčĻ‹ãžã—ãŸã€‚

“I saw this email for the first time.”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  ãƒĄãƒŧãƒĢ (mēru) = “email”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  はじめãĻ (初めãĻ, hajimete) = “for the first time”

¡  čĻ‹ãžã—ãŸ (ãŋぞした, mimashita) = past tense of čĻ‹ã‚‹ (miru, “to see”)

įŽąã€ã¯ã“ã€‘ (hako)

Noun, box; crate

そぎはこを開けãĻください。

“Please open that box.”

¡  そぎ (sono) = “that” (something near the listener)

¡  はこ (įŽą, hako) = “box”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  開けãĻ (あけãĻ, akete) = te-form of 開ける (akeru, “to open”)

¡  ください (kudasai) = polite request (“please”)

åąĨく【はく】 (haku)

Verb, to wear, to put on trousers

åŊŧはそぎ靴をはいた。

“He put on those shoes.”

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “he”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  そぎ (sono) = “those” (near the listener)

¡  靴 (くつ, kutsu) = “shoes”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  はいた (åąĨいた, haita) = past tense of åąĨく (haku, “to put on” for footwear)

半【はん】 (han)

Noun, half; semi-; half-past

äģŠã¯5時半です。

“It is 5:30 now.”

¡  äģŠ (いぞ, ima) = “now”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  5時 (ごじ, goji) = “5 o’clock”

¡  半 (はん, han) = “half” (meaning 30 minutes past)

¡  です (desu) = polite ending, meaning “is”

čŠąã€ã¯ãĒ】 (hana)

Noun, flower

į§ã‚‚ã“ãŽčŠąãŒå¤§åĨŊきです。

“I also love this flower.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  も (mo) = “also” / “too”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  花 (はãĒ, hana) = “flower”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  大åĨŊき (だいすき, daisuki) = “love” / “really like”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending (“is”)

éŧģ【はãĒ】 (hana)

Noun, nose

åŊŧぎはãĒがéĢ˜ã„ã§ã™ã­ã€‚

“His nose is tall, isn’t it?”

¡  åŊŧぎ (かれぎ, kare no) = “his”

¡  はãĒ (éŧģ, hana) = “nose”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  éĢ˜ã„ (たかい, takai) = “tall” / “high”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = ending particle for confirmation or emphasis (“isn’t it?” / “right?”)

čŠąã€ã¯ãĒし】 (hanashi)

Noun, talk; speech; chat; conversation​

ã“ãŽčŠąã¯įļšããžã™ã€‚

“This story continues.”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  芹 (はãĒし, hanashi) = “story” / “tale” / “talk”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  įļšããžã™ (つãĨきぞす, tsuzukimasu) = “continues” (polite form of įļšã tsuzuku)

čŠąã™ã€ã¯ãĒす】 (hanasu)

Verb, to speak; to talk; to convers

äŊ•ã‚’čŠąã—ãĻいたぎīŧŸ

“What were you talking about?”

¡  äŊ• (ãĒãĢ, nani) = “what”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  čŠąã—ãĻいた (はãĒしãĻいた, hanashite ita) = past progressive form of čŠąã™ (hanasu, “to talk”), meaning “was talking”

¡  ぎ? (no?) = casual question ending

半分【はんãļん】 (hanbun)

Noun, half

į§ã¯ã‚‚ã†åŠåˆ†įĩ‚わりぞした。

“I have already finished half.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  もう (mou) = “already”

¡  半分 (はんãļん, hanbun) = “half”

¡  įĩ‚わりぞした (おわりぞした, owarimashita) = past tense of įĩ‚わる (owaru, “to finish”)

ãƒãƒŗã‚Ģチ (hankachi)

Noun, handkerchief

åŊŧåĨŗã¯ãŸãã•ã‚“ãƒãƒŗã‚Ģãƒã‚’æŒãŖãĻいる。

“She has many handkerchiefs.”

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = “she”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  たくさん (takusan) = “many” / “a lot”

¡  ãƒãƒŗã‚Ģチ (hankachi) = “handkerchief”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  æŒãŖãĻいる (ã‚‚ãŖãĻいる, motte iru) = “has” (in the sense of possessing something)

晴れ【はれ】 (hare)

Noun, clear weather

ä슿—Ĩは䚅しãļりãĢはれでした。

“Today, it was sunny for the first time in a while.”

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = “today”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  䚅しãļり (ã˛ã•ã—ãļり, hisashiburi) = “for the first time in a while”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction or time

¡  はれ (晴れ, hare) = “sunny” (clear weather)

¡  でした (deshita) = past tense of です (desu, polite ending)

晴れる【はれる】 (hareru)

Verb, to be sunny

ä슿—Ĩは晴れるでしょうね。

“It will probably be sunny today.”

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = “today”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  晴れる (はれる, hareru) = “to be sunny” (future tense)

¡  でしょう (deshō) = probably, it’s likely (polite form of だろう darou, indicating a guess or expectation)

¡  ね (ne) = sentence-ending particle used for confirmation or to seek agreement

æ˜Ĩ【はる】 (haru)

Noun, spring; springtime

æ˜ĨãĢはæ—ĨãŒé•ˇããĒる。

“In spring, the days get longer.”

¡  æ˜Ĩ (はる, haru) = “spring”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating time or direction

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  æ—Ĩ (ã˛, hi) = “day” / “sun”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  é•ˇããĒる (ãĒがくãĒる, nagaku naru) = “become longer” (literally “get long”)

č˛ŧる 【はる】 (haru)

Verb, to stick; to paste

媁ãĢåŊŧæ°ãŽå†™įœŸã‚’č˛ŧりぞす。

“I will put my boyfriend’s picture on the wall.”

¡  媁 (かず, kabe) = “wall”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction or location

¡  åŊŧ氏 (かれし, kareshi) = “boyfriend”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“of”)

¡  å†™įœŸ (しゃしん, shashin) = “picture”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  č˛ŧりぞす (はりぞす, harimasu) = polite form of č˛ŧる (haru, “to stick” or “to put”)

įŽ¸ã€ã¯ã—ã€‘ (hashi)

Noun, chopsticks

あãĒたはしょくじãĢはしをäŊŋいぞすか。

“Do you use chopsticks for meals?”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  骟äē‹ (しょくじ, shokuji) = “meal”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction or target (here, “for”)

¡  はし (hashi) = “chopsticks”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  äŊŋいぞすか (つかいぞすか, tsukaimasu ka) = “do you use?” (polite form of äŊŋう tsukau, “to use”)

抋【はし】 (hashi)

Noun, bridge

そぎしょうねんははしからčŊãĄãŸã€‚

“The boy fell from the bridge.”

¡  そぎ (sono) = “the” (indicating something specific)

¡  å°‘åš´ (しょうねん, shōnen) = “boy”

¡  はし (hashi) = “bridge”

¡  から (kara) = particle indicating the starting point (here, “from”)

¡  čŊãĄãŸ (ãŠãĄãŸ, ochita) = past tense of čŊãĄã‚‹ (ochiru, “to fall”)

čĩ°ã‚‹ã€ã¯ã—る】 (hashiru)

Verb, to run

かぎじょははしるぎが遅いです。

“She is slow at running.”

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = “she”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  čĩ°ã‚‹ (はしる, hashiru) = “to run”

¡  ぎ (no) = nominalizer, turning the verb into a noun (“running”)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  遅い (おそい, osoi) = “slow”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

äēŒåæ­ŗã€ã¯ãŸãĄã€‘ (hatachi)

Noun, 20 years old; twenty years old

僕はäēŒåæ­ŗãĢãĒãŖãŸã€‚

“I turned twenty.”

¡  僕 (ãŧく, boku) = “I” (commonly used by males)

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  äēŒåæ­ŗ (ã¯ãŸãĄ, hatachi) = “twenty years old”

¡  ãĢãĒãŖãŸ (ni natta) = past tense of ãĒる (naru, “to become”)

働く【はたらく】 (hataraku)

Verb, to work

あãĒたはおこで働きぞすかīŧŸ

“Where do you work?”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  おこ (doko) = “where”

¡  で (de) = particle indicating the place of action

¡  働きぞすか (はたらきぞすか, hatarakimasu ka) = polite form of 働く (hataraku, “to work”)

äēŒåæ—Ĩ【はつか】 (hatsuka)

Noun, twentieth day of the month / 20 days

į§ãŽčĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩは十月äēŒåæ—Ĩです。

“My birthday is on October 20th.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I” / “my”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle (“of”)

¡  čĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩ (ãŸã‚“ã˜ã‚‡ã†ãŗ, tanjōbi) = “birthday”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  十月 (じゅうがつ, jÅĢgatsu) = “October”

¡  äēŒåæ—Ĩ (はつか, hatsuka) = “20th (day of the month)”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

速い【はやい】 (hayai)

Adjective, fast; quick; hasty; brisk

かれはとãĻも速いīŧ

“He is very fast!”

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = “he”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = “very”

¡  速い (はやい, hayai) = “fast”

旊い【はやい】 (hayai)

Adjective, fast; early

ぞだ旊いよ。

“It’s still early.”

¡  ぞだ (mada) = “still” / “not yet”

¡  旊い (はやい, hayai) = “early”

¡  よ (yo) = sentence-ending particle for emphasis

čžē【へん】 (hen)

Noun, area

į§ã¯ã“ãŽčžēãĢčŠŗã—ããĒいです。

“I’m not familiar with this area.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  こぎčžē (こぎへん, kono hen) = “this area” / “around here”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction or relation

¡  čŠŗã—ããĒい (くわしくãĒい, kuwashikunai) = “not familiar” (negative form of čŠŗã—ã„ (kuwashii, “detailed” / “familiar”))

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

下手【へた】 (heta)

Noun, unskillful; poor; awkward​

æ—ĨæœŦčĒžãŒä¸‹æ‰‹ã§ã™ã€‚

“My Japanese is bad.”

¡  æ—ĨæœŦčĒž (ãĢãģんご, nihongo) = “Japanese language”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  下手 (へた, heta) = “bad at” / “unskilled”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

éƒ¨åą‹ã€ã¸ã‚„ã€‘ (heya)

Noun, room

å¤šåˆ†ã“ãŽéƒ¨åą‹ã§ã™ã€‚

“Maybe it’s this room.”

¡  多分 (たãļん, tabun) = “maybe” / “probably”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  éƒ¨åą‹ (へや, heya) = “room”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

åˇĻã€ã˛ã ã‚Šã€‘ (hidari)

Noun, left; left hand side

åˇĻãĢæ›˛ãŒãŖãĻください。

“Please turn left.”

¡  åˇĻ (ã˛ã ã‚Š, hidari) = “left”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction

¡  æ›˛ãŒãŖãĻ (ãžãŒãŖãĻ, magatte) = te-form of æ›˛ãŒã‚‹ (magaru, “to turn”)

¡  ください (kudasai) = polite request form, “please”

æąã€ã˛ãŒã—ã€‘ (higashi)

Noun, east

éĸ¨ãŒæąãĢå¤‰ã‚ãŖãŸã€‚

“The wind changed to the east.”

¡  éĸ¨ (かぜ, kaze) = “wind”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  æą (ã˛ãŒã—, higashi) = “east”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction

¡  å¤‰ã‚ãŖãŸ (ã‹ã‚ãŖãŸ, kawatta) = past tense of 変わる (kawaru, “to change”)

éŖ›čĄŒæŠŸã€ã˛ã“ã†ãã€‘ (hikouki)

Noun, airplane; aircraft

į§ã¯ã˛ã“ã†ããĢäš—ãŖãŸã“ã¨ãŒãĒい。

“I have never been on an airplane.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ã˛ã“ã†ã (éŖ›čĄŒæŠŸ, hikōki) = “airplane”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating direction

¡  äš—ãŖãŸ (ãŽãŖãŸ, notta) = past tense of äš—ã‚‹ (noru, “to ride”)

¡  ことがãĒい (koto ga nai) = phrase indicating “never (done something)”

åŧ•ãã€ã˛ãã€‘ (hiku)

Verb, to pull

ぞだéĸ¨é‚Ēをåŧ•いãĻいるぎですかīŧŸ

“Are you still sick?”

¡  ぞだ (mada) = “still”

¡  éĸ¨é‚Ē (かぜ, kaze) = “cold” (as in illness)

¡  を (wo) = object marker

¡  åŧ•いãĻいる (ã˛ã„ãĻいる, hiite iru) = present progressive form of åŧ•く (hiku, “to catch” a cold)

¡  ぎですか (no desu ka) = explanatory question form (asking for clarification)

åŧžãã€ã˛ãã€‘ (hiku)

Verb, to play

åŊŧåĨŗã¯ãƒ”ã‚ĸãƒŽã‚’ã˛ããŽãŒã˜ã‚‡ã†ãšã§ã™ã€‚

“She is good at playing the piano.”

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = “she”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ピã‚ĸノ (piano) = “piano”

¡  を (wo) = object marker

¡  ã˛ã (hiku) = “to play” (for instruments like piano)

¡  ぎ (no) = nominalizer, making the phrase a noun (“playing the piano”)

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  じょうず (上手, jōzu) = “good at”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

äŊŽã„ã€ã˛ãã„ã€‘ (hikui)

い-adjective, short,low

į§ãŽãã‚…ã†ã‚Šã‚‡ã†ã¯äŊŽã„です。

“My salary is low.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle, “my”

¡  きゅうりょう (įĩĻ与, kyÅĢryō) = “salary”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  äŊŽã„ (ã˛ãã„, hikui) = “low”

¡  です (desu) = polite ending

æš‡ã€ã˛ãžã€‘ (hima)

Noun, ãĒ-adjective, free time

ä슿—Ĩは暇だ。

“I am free today.”

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = “today”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  暇 (ã˛ãž, hima) = “free” or “leisure” (meaning having no plans or being unoccupied)

¡  だ (da) = informal form of です (desu, polite ending)

åēƒã„ã€ã˛ã‚ã„ã€‘ (hiroi)

い-adjective    , spacious; vast; wide

あãĒたぎåŽļはåēƒã„ですね。

“Your house is spacious.”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = “you”

¡  ぎ (no) = possessive particle, “your”

¡  åŽļ (いえ, ie) = “house”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  åēƒã„ (ã˛ã‚ã„, hiroi) = “spacious” / “wide”

¡  ですね (desu ne) = polite ending with a nuance of seeking confirmation or agreement

æ˜ŧã€ã˛ã‚‹ã€‘ (hiru)

Noun, noon; midday; daytime; lunch

明æ—Ĩはæ˜ŧぞでåŽļãĢいるよ。

“I will be at home until noon tomorrow.”

¡  明æ—Ĩ (あした, ashita) = “tomorrow”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  æ˜ŧ (ã˛ã‚‹, hiru) = “noon” / “daytime”

¡  ぞで (made) = “until”

¡  åŽļ (いえ, ie) = “house”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = particle indicating location

¡  いる (iru) = “to be” (used for living things)

¡  よ (yo) = sentence-ending particle for emphasis

æ˜ŧã”éŖ¯ã€ã˛ã‚‹ã”ã¯ã‚“ã€‘ (hirugohan)

Noun,
lunch

もうおæ˜ŧã”éŖ¯ã‚’éŖŸãšãŸīŧŸ

“Have you already eaten lunch?”

¡  もう (mou) = “already”

¡  おæ˜ŧã”éŖ¯ (ãŠã˛ã‚‹ã”ã¯ã‚“, ohirugohan) = “lunch”

¡  を (wo) = object marker

¡  éŖŸãšãŸ (たずた, tabeta) = past tense of éŖŸãšã‚‹ (taberu, “to eat”)

¡  īŧŸ = question mark

äēēã€ã˛ã¨ã€‘ (hito)

Noun, person; human

こぎäēēはだれですか。

“Who is this person?”

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this” (indicating something near the speaker)

¡  äēē (ã˛ã¨, hito) = “person”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  だれ (dare) = “who”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

一äēēã€ã˛ã¨ã‚Šã€‘ (hitori)

Noun, Adverb, one person​; alone; single

一äēēでå‡ēæĨるよ。

“I can do it alone.”

¡  一äēēで (ã˛ã¨ã‚Šã§, hitori de) = “alone”

¡  å‡ēæĨる (できる, dekiru) = “can do” / “able to do”

¡  よ (yo) = sentence-ending particle for emphasis

ä¸€ã¤ã€ã˛ã¨ã¤ã€‘ (hitotsu)

Noun, one thing; only

一ついくらですかīŧŸ

“How much is one?”

¡  一つ (ã˛ã¨ã¤, hitotsu) = “one” (used for counting general objects)

¡  いくら (ikura) = “how much”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

ä¸€ã¤ã€ã˛ã¨ã¤ã€‘ (hitotsu)

Noun, one thing; only

一ついくらですかīŧŸ

“How much is one?”

¡  一つ (ã˛ã¨ã¤, hitotsu) = “one” (used for counting general objects)

¡  いくら (ikura) = “how much”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

ãģか (hoka)

Noun, other (place, thing, person); the rest

これはãģかぎäēēãĢčžã„ãĻãŋぞすね。

“I will try asking another person about this.”

¡  これ (kore) = “this”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  ãģかぎäēē (ãģã‹ãŽã˛ã¨, hoka no hito) = “another person” / “other people”

¡  ãĢ (ni) = indirect object marker (“to” or “from someone”)

¡  čžã„ãĻãŋぞす (きいãĻãŋぞす, kiite mimasu) = “try asking” (polite form of čžã„ãĻãŋる, which means “to try asking”)

¡  ね (ne) = sentence-ending particle for confirmation or reassurance

æœŦ【ãģん】 (hon)

Noun, book; volume; script

“I want to read this book.”

こぎæœŦをčĒ­ãŋたい。

¡  こぎ (kono) = “this”

¡  æœŦ (ãģん, hon) = “book”

¡  を (wo/o) = object marker

¡  čĒ­ãŋたい (よãŋたい, yomitai) = “want to read” (derived from čĒ­ã‚€ (よむ, yomu) = “to read”)

æœŦæŖšã€ãģんだãĒ】 (hondana)

Noun, bookshelf; bookcase

į§ã¯æ–°ã—ã„æœŦæŖšãŒãģしいです。

“I want a new bookshelf.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  新しい (あたらしい, atarashii) = “new”

¡  æœŦæŖš (ãģんだãĒ, hondana) = “bookshelf”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  ãģしいです (hoshii desu) = “want” (used for expressing desire for a noun)

æœŦåŊ“【ãģんとう】 (hontou)

Noun, truth; reality; actuality; fact

それはæœŦåŊ“ですかīŧŸ

“Is that true?”

¡  それ (sore) = “that”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  æœŦåŊ“ (ãģんとう, hontou) = “true” / “truth”

¡  ですか (desu ka) = polite question ending

æŦ˛ã—い【ãģしい】 (hoshii)

Adjective, want

“I want time.”

į§ã¯ã˜ã‹ã‚“ãŒæŦ˛ã—いです。

“I want time.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = “I”

¡  は (wa) = topic marker

¡  じかん (時間, jikan) = “time”

¡  が (ga) = subject marker

¡  æŦ˛ã—いです (ãģしいです, hoshii desu) = “want” (used for expressing desire for a noun)

į´°ã„ã€ãģそい】 (hosoi)

Adjective, い-adjective, thin; slender

あãĒたぎčļŗã¯é•ˇããĻãģそいですね。

“Your legs are long and slender, aren’t they?”

¡  あãĒた (anata) = You (polite)

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, meaning “your”

¡  čļŗ (あし, ashi) = Legs or feet (contextually “legs” here)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  é•ˇããĻ (ãĒがくãĻ, nagakute) = Long and (the -te form connects adjectives)

¡  ãģそい (hosoi) = Slender, thin

¡  ですね (desu ne) = Polite ending with a nuance of seeking agreement or expressing admiration

ホテãƒĢ (hoteru)

Noun, Katakana, hotel

ホテãƒĢぞでおぎくらいかかりぞすかīŧŸ

“How long will it take to get to the hotel?”

¡  ホテãƒĢ (hoteru) = Hotel (borrowed from English)

¡  ぞで (made) = Until, to (indicating the destination)

¡  おぎくらい (dono kurai) = How long / How much (asking about time, distance, or cost)

¡  かかりぞす (kakarimasu) = To take (time or money)

¡  か (ka) = Question marker

į™žã€ã˛ã‚ƒãã€‘ (hyaku)

Noun, Numeric, 100; hundred

äē”į™žå††ãĢãĒりぞす。

“That will be 500 yen.”

¡  äē”į™žå†† (ã”ã˛ã‚ƒããˆã‚“, gohyaku en) = 500 yen

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Indicates the result or final state

¡  ãĒりぞす (narimasu) = Becomes / Will be / Is

ä¸€ã€ã„ãĄã€‘ (ichi)

Noun, Prefix, Suffix, Numeric, one; best; first; foremost; start

äē”į™žå††ãĢãĒりぞす。

“That will be 500 yen.”

¡  äē”į™žå†† (ã”ã˛ã‚ƒããˆã‚“, gohyaku en) = 500 yen

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Indicates the result or final state

¡  ãĒりぞす (narimasu) = Becomes / Will be / Is

一į•Ēã€ã„ãĄã°ã‚“ã€‘ (ichiban)

Noun, Adverb, number one; first; 1st, first place​; best; most​

韺æĨŊが一į•ĒåĨŊきです。

I like music the most.

¡  韺æĨŊ (おんがく, ongaku) = Music

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  一į•Ē (ã„ãĄã°ã‚“, ichiban) = The most / Number one

¡  åĨŊき (すき, suki) = Like / Love (used to express fondness)

¡  ã§ã™ (desu) = Polite ending

一æ—Ĩã€ã„ãĄãĢãĄã€‘ (ichinichi)

Noun, Adverbial Noun, one day, all day

æĨŊしい一æ—Ĩでした。

It was a fun day.

¡  æĨŊしい (たぎしい, tanoshii) = Fun, enjoyable

¡  一æ—Ĩ (ã„ãĄãĢãĄ, ichinichi) = One day, a day

¡  でした (deshita) = Past tense of です (desu), making it polite and indicating the past

åŽļ【いえ】 (ie)

Noun, house, residence, family

あãĒたぎåŽļはおこですかīŧŸ

Where is your house?

¡  あãĒた (anata) = You (polite)

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, meaning “your”

¡  åŽļ (いえ / ã†ãĄ, ie / uchi) = House or home

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  おこ (doko) = Where

¡  ですか (desu ka) = Polite question ending

いかが (ikaga)

Adverb, how; in what way; how about​

もう一ついかがですかīŧŸ

“Would you like one more?”

¡  もう (mō) = Another, more

¡  一つ (ã˛ã¨ã¤, hitotsu) = One (used for counting objects)

¡  いかがですか (ikaga desu ka) = How about? / Would you like? (Polite expression)

æą ã€ã„ã‘ã€‘ (ike)

Noun, pond

į§ãŸãĄã¯ã„ã‘ãŽå‘¨ã‚Šã‚’æ­Šã„ãŸã€‚

“We walked around the pond.”

¡  į§ãŸãĄ (ã‚ãŸã—ãŸãĄ, watashitachi) = We

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  いけ (ike) = Pond

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, indicating “of” or “around” in this case

¡  周り (ぞわり, mawari) = Around, surrounding

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  歊いた (あるいた, aruita) = Walked (past tense of 歊く, aruku – to walk)

čĄŒãã€ã„ãã€‘ (iku)

Verb, Godan verb, Intransitive verb, to go; to move

ã„ã¤čĄŒããŽīŧŸ

“When are you going?”

¡  いつ (itsu) = When

¡  čĄŒã (いく, iku) = Go

¡  ぎ (no) = This particle is often used at the end of a question in a casual or informal tone, adding a sense of curiosity or emphasis.

いくら (ikura)

Noun, Adverb, how much?; how many?​

そぎčģŠã¯ã„くらですか。

“How much is that car?”

¡  そぎ (sono) = That (near the listener)

¡  čģŠ (くるぞ, kuruma) = Car

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  いくら (ikura) = How much (used to ask for the price)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = Polite question ending

いくつ (ikutsu)

Adverb,
how many?,how old?

あãĒたはおいくつですか。

How old are you?

¡  あãĒた (anata) = You (polite)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  おいくつ (oikutsu) = How old (polite version of いくつ, ikutsu, used for asking someone’s age)

¡  ですか (desu ka) = Polite question ending

äģŠã€ã„ぞ】 (ima)

Noun, Adverbial Noun, now; the present time; soon

äģŠãã‚Œã‚’ã‚„ãŖãĻいる。

I am doing it right now.

¡  äģŠ (いぞ, ima) = Now, right now

¡  それ (sore) = That (thing), referring to something mentioned previously

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  ã‚„ãŖãĻいる (yatte iru) = Doing (the continuous form of やる, yaru, to do)

æ„å‘ŗã€ã„ãŋ】 (imi)

Noun, meaning; significance; sense

ãŠã†ã„ã†æ„å‘ŗã§ã™ã‹īŧŸ

What does it mean?

¡  おういう (dō iu) = What kind of, what type of

¡  æ„å‘ŗ (いãŋ, imi) = Meaning

¡  ですか (desu ka) = Polite question ending

åĻšã€ã„ã‚‚ã†ã¨ã€‘ (imouto)

Noun, younger sister

į§ã¯åĻšãŒä¸€äēēいぞす。

“I have one younger sister.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite form)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  åĻš (いもうと, imōto) = Younger sister

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  一äēē (ã˛ã¨ã‚Š, hitori) = One person

¡  いぞす (imasu) = There is (used for living things, like people or animals)

įŠŦ【いãŦ】 (inu)

Noun, dog

į§ã¯įŠŦがきらいです。

“I don’t like dogs.” or “I dislike dogs.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite form)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  įŠŦ (いãŦ, inu) = Dog

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  きらい (kirai) = Dislike, hate

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

å…Ĩれる【いれる】 (ireru)

Verb, Ichidan verb, Transitive verb, to put in; to let in; to take in; to bring in; to insert; to install

ã‚Ģãƒŧドをå…ĨれãĻください。

“Please insert the card.”

¡  ã‚Ģãƒŧド (kādo) = Card (such as a credit card or ID card)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  å…ĨれãĻ (いれãĻ, irete) = Insert (the te-form of å…Ĩれる, ireru, which means “to put in”)

¡  ください (kudasai) = Please (a polite way to ask someone to do something)

å…ĨåŖã€ã„ã‚ŠããĄã€‘ (iriguchi)

Noun, entrance; entry; gate

å…ĨåŖã¯ãŠã“ã§ã™ã‹īŧŸ

“Where is the entrance?”

¡  å…ĨåŖ (ã„ã‚ŠããĄ, iriguchi) = Entrance

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  おこ (doko) = Where

¡  ですか (desu ka) = Polite question ending

č‰˛ã€ã„ã‚ã€‘ (iro)

Noun, colour; color

ã“ãŽč‰˛ã¯ã‚ãĒたãĢäŧŧ合う。

“This color looks good on you.” or “This color suits you.”

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (referring to something close to the speaker)

¡  色 (いろ, iro) = Color

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  あãĒた (anata) = You (polite)

¡  ãĢ (ni) = To (indicating the person something suits)

¡  äŧŧ合う (ãĢあう, niau) = To suit, to look good on (used when talking about things that fit or look good on someone)

č‰˛ã€… 【いろいろ】 (iroiro)

Noun, Adjective, ãĒ-adjective, Adverb, various

į§ã¯ã„ã‚ã„ã‚ãĒ所ãĢčĄŒããžã—ãŸã€‚

“I went to various places.”

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite form)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  いろいろãĒ (iroiro na) = Various, many different

¡  所 (ところ, tokoro) = Places

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Directional particle (to a place)

¡  čĄŒããžã—ãŸ (いきぞした, ikimashita) = Went (past tense of čĄŒã, iku, to go)

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čĻã‚‹ã€ã„ã‚‹ã€‘ (iru)

Verb, Godan verb, Intransitive verb, to be needed

おぎくらいお金がčĻã‚‹ãŽã§ã™ã‹.

“How much money do you need?”

¡  おぎくらい (dono kurai) = How much, how long, how many (asking about quantity or extent)

¡  お金 (おかね, okane) = Money

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  čĻã‚‹ (いる, iru) = To need (used for things or resources)

¡  ぎですか (no desu ka) = Question marker with explanatory nuance

åŒģč€…ã€ã„ã—ã‚ƒã€‘ (isha)

Noun, (medical) doctor; physician

į§ãŽįˆļはåŒģč€…ã§ã™ã€‚

“My father is a doctor.”

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = My

¡  įˆļ (ãĄãĄ, chichi) = Father (used when referring to one’s own father)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  åŒģ者 (いしゃ, isha) = Doctor

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

åŋ™ã—い【いそがしい】 (isogashii)

Adjective, い-adjective, busy

ä슿—Ĩはåŋ™ã—いです。

“I am busy today.” or “Today is busy.”

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = Today

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  åŋ™ã—い (いそがしい, isogashii) = Busy

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

ä¸€įˇ’ã€ã„ãŖã—ã‚‡ã€‘ (issho)

Noun, together; at the same time; same; identical

ã‚Ģナã‚Ēã‚ąãĢ䏀᎒ãĢčĄŒã“ã†ã€‚

“Let’s go to karaoke together.”

¡  ã‚Ģナã‚Ēã‚ą (karaoke) = Karaoke

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Directional particle (to, for)

¡  䏀᎒ãĢ (ã„ãŖã—ã‚‡ãĢ, issho ni) = Together

¡  čĄŒã“ã† (いこう, ikou) = Let’s go (volitional form of čĄŒã, iku, to go)

椅子【いす】 (isu)

Noun, chair

į§ãŽå…„ã¯ã„ã™ã‚’äŊœãŖãĻいぞす。

“My older brother is making chairs.”

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = My

¡  兄 (あãĢ, ani) = Older brother

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  いす (isu) = Chair

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  äŊœãŖãĻいぞす (ã¤ããŖãĻいぞす, tsukutte imasu) = Is making (the continuous form of äŊœã‚‹, tsukuru, to make)

į—›ã„ã€ã„ãŸã„ã€‘ (itai)

い-adjective, painful; sore​

ãŠã“ã‹į—›ã„ã¨ã“ã‚ã¯ã‚ã‚Šãžã™ã‹?

“Is there any place that hurts?” or “Do you have any painful spots?”

¡  おこか (doko ka) = Somewhere, any place

¡  į—›ã„ (いたい, itai) = Painful, hurting

¡  ところ (tokoro) = Place, area

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ありぞすか (arimasu ka) = Polite question form of ある, asking if something exists

いつ (itsu)

Pronoun, when

ãã‚Œã¯ã„ã¤åŖŠã‚Œãžã—ãŸã‹īŧŸ

When did it break?

¡  それ (sore) = That (referring to something previously mentioned or visible)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  いつ (itsu) = When

¡  åŖŠã‚Œãžã—ãŸ (こわれぞした, kowaremashita) = Broke (past tense of åŖŠã‚Œã‚‹, kowareru, meaning “to break”)

¡  か (ka) = Question marker

ä甿—Ĩ【いつか】 (itsuka)

Noun,
the fifth day of the month / 5 days

My birthday is on May 5th.

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = My

¡  čĒ•į”Ÿæ—Ĩ (ãŸã‚“ã˜ã‚‡ã†ãŗ, tanjōbi) = Birthday

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ä甿œˆ (ごがつ, gogatsu) = May (5th month)

¡  ä甿—Ĩ (いつか, itsuka) = 5th day (Japanese date format uses month + day)

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

äē”つ【いつつ】 (itsutsu)

Noun, Numeric, five; 5

åŊŧåĨŗã¯ã‚ąãƒŧキをäē”つãĢ分けた。

She divided the cake into five pieces.

¡  かぎじょ (kanojo) = She

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ã‚ąãƒŧキ (kēki) = Cake

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  いつつ (itsutsu) = Five (a traditional Japanese counting word for objects)

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Into (indicating division)

¡  わけた (waketa) = Divided (past tense of 分ける, wakeru, meaning “to divide” or “to split”)

č¨€ã†ã€ã„ã†ã€‘ (iu)

Verb, Godan verb, to say; to call

ã“ãŽå‹•į‰Šã¯æ—ĨæœŦčĒžã§äŊ•ã¨č¨€ã„ãžã™ã‹īŧŸ

What is this animal called in Japanese?

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (referring to something nearby)

¡  å‹•į‰Š (おうãļつ, dōbutsu) = Animal

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  æ—ĨæœŦčĒž (ãĢãģんご, nihongo) = Japanese (language)

¡  で (de) = In (used to indicate the language)

¡  äŊ• (ãĒん, nan) = What

¡  と (to) = Quotation particle, used when referring to how something is called

¡  č¨€ã„ãžã™ã‹ (いいぞすか, iimasu ka) = Do you say? (polite form of č¨€ã†, iu, meaning “to say”)

åĢŒã€ã„ã‚„ã€‘ (iya)

Noun, Adjective, ãĒ-adjective,unpleasant

ãã‚Œã‚’č€ƒãˆãŸã ã‘ã§åĢŒã§ã™ã€‚

Just thinking about it makes me dislike it.

¡  それ (sore) = That (referring to something previously mentioned)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  č€ƒãˆãŸ (かんがえた, kangaeta) = Thought (past tense of č€ƒãˆã‚‹, kangaeru, meaning “to think”)

¡  だけで (dake de) = Just by (doing something)

¡  åĢŒã§ã™ (いやです, iya desu) = Dislike, hate, find unpleasant (polite form)

じゃあ (jaa)


Conjunction, then; well; so; well then

じゃあ、č‡Ē分でやろうかīŧŸ

Well then, shall I do it myself?

¡  じゃあ (jaa) = Well then, in that case (used to transition or react to a situation)

¡  č‡Ē分で (じãļんで, jibun de) = By oneself, on one’s own

¡  やろう (yarou) = Shall do, will do (volitional form of やる, meaning “to do”)

¡  か (ka) = Question particle, often used to ask for confirmation or suggestion

字åŧ•ã€ã˜ãŗãã€‘ (jibiki)

Noun, dictionary

åŊŧã¯į”Ÿãå­—åŧ•とå‘ŧばれãĻいる。

He is called a walking dictionary.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = He

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  į”Ÿãå­—åŧ• (ã„ãã˜ãŗã, ikijibiki) = Walking dictionary (literally “living dictionary,” referring to someone extremely knowledgeable)

¡  と (to) = Quotation particle, indicating what someone is called or referred to as

¡  å‘ŧばれãĻいる (よばれãĻいる, yobarete iru) = Is called (passive and continuous form of å‘ŧãļ, yobu, meaning “to call”)

č‡Ē分【じãļん】 (jibun)

Pronoun, myself; yourself; oneself; himself; herself; i; me

č‡Ē分でč‡Ēåˆ†ã‚’æ•™č‚˛ã™ã‚‹ã€‚

Educate yourself.

¡  č‡Ē分で (じãļんで, jibun de) = By oneself, on one’s own

¡  č‡Ē分 (じãļん, jibun) = Oneself

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  æ•™č‚˛ã™ã‚‹ (きょういくする, kyōiku suru) = To educate, to teach

č‡Ē動čģŠã€ã˜ãŠã†ã—ゃ】 (jidousha

Noun, automobile; motorcar; motor vehicle; car

į§ã¯č‡Ē動čģŠã‚’æŒãŖãĻいる。

I have a car.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite form)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  č‡Ē動čģŠ (じおうしゃ, jidōsha) = Automobile, car (a formal term, though commonly understood)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  æŒãŖãĻいる (ã‚‚ãŖãĻいる, motte iru) = Have, possess (used for tangible objects)

時間【じかん】 (jikan)

Noun,
time; hour(s)

もう時間ですよ。

It’s time already.

¡  もう (mou) = Already, now

¡  時間 (じかん, jikan) = Time

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

¡  よ (yo) = Emphatic particle, used to emphasize or draw attention to something

čžžæ›¸ã€ã˜ã—ã‚‡ã€‘ (jisho)

Noun,
dictionary

ã“ãŽčžžæ›¸ã¯éĢ˜ã„ã€‚

This dictionary is expensive.

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (referring to something close to the speaker)

¡  čžžæ›¸ (じしょ, jisho) = Dictionary

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  éĢ˜ã„ (たかい, takai) = Expensive, high (in price)

č‡ĒčģĸčģŠã€ã˜ãĻんしゃ】 (jitensha)

Noun, bicycle

新しいč‡ĒčģĸčģŠã‚’č˛ˇã„ãžã—ãŸã€‚

I bought a new bicycle.

¡  新しい (あたらしい, atarashii) = New

¡  č‡ĒčģĸčģŠ (じãĻんしゃ, jitensha) = Bicycle

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  č˛ˇã„ãžã—ãŸ (かいぞした, kaimashita) = Bought (polite past tense of č˛ˇã†, kau, meaning “to buy”)

丈å¤Ģ【じょうãļ】 (joubu)

Adjective, ãĒ-adjective           , strong, durable

こぎ靴は丈å¤Ģだ。

These shoes are sturdy.

¡  こぎ (kono) = These (referring to something close to the speaker)

¡  靴 (くつ, kutsu) = Shoes

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  丈å¤Ģ (じょうãļ, jōbu) = Sturdy, durable, strong

¡  だ (da) = Informal ending (used in plain speech)

上手【じょうず】 (jouzu)

Noun, Adjective, ãĒ-adjective, skillful; skilled; proficient; good (at)

上手ですねīŧ

You’re good at it!

¡  上手 (じょうず, jōzu) = Good at, skillful

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

¡  ね (ne) = A particle used to seek confirmation or add emphasis, often equivalent to “isn’t it?” or “right?”

授æĨ­ã€ã˜ã‚…ぎょう】 (jugyou)

Noun, Suru verb,
lesson; class work

ä슿—Ĩは授æĨ­ãŒį„Ąã„。

There are no classes today.

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = Today

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  授æĨ­ (じゅぎょう, jugyō) = Classes, lessons

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  į„Ąã„ (ãĒい, nai) = There is not, does not exist (negative form of ある, aru, used for inanimate objects or events)

十【じゅう】 (juu)

Noun, Numeric, ten; 10

十月ぎ夊気が大åĨŊきです。

I love the weather in October.

¡  十月 (じゅうがつ, jÅĢgatsu) = October

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, indicating that the weather belongs to October

¡  夊気 (ãĻんき, tenki) = Weather

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  大åĨŊきです (だいすきです, daisuki desu) = Love (polite form of expressing great liking)

かばん (kaban)

Noun, bag; basket​

ã“ã‚Œã¯į§ãŽã‹ã°ã‚“ã§ã™ã€‚

This is my bag.

¡  これ (kore) = This (referring to something close to the speaker)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = My

¡  かばん (kaban) = Bag

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

花į“ļã€ã‹ãŗã‚“ã€‘ (kabin)

Noun, a vase

ã“ãŽčŠąį“ļはéĢ˜ã‹ãŖãŸã§ã™ã€‚

This vase was expensive.

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (referring to something close to the speaker)

¡  花į“ļ (ã‹ãŗã‚“, kabin) = Vase

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  éĢ˜ã‹ãŖãŸ (ãŸã‹ã‹ãŖãŸ, takakatta) = Was expensive (past tense of éĢ˜ã„, takai, meaning “expensive”)

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

č§’ã€ã‹ãŠã€‘ (kado)

Noun,
a corner; angle​

ãƒã‚šãƒˆã¯ã“ãŽé€šã‚ŠãŽč§’ãĢある。

The post office is at the corner of this street.

¡  ポ゚ト (posuto) = Post box (can also refer to a post office depending on context)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (referring to something close to the speaker)

¡  通り (とおり, tōri) = Street

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, indicating the corner is part of this street

¡  角 (かお, kado) = Corner

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Directional particle, indicating location

¡  ある (aru) = To be (used for inanimate objects)

帰る【かえる】 (kaeru)

Verb, Godan verb, Intransitive verb, to go back​

ä슿—ĨはãĒんじãĢかえるぎīŧŸ

What time are you going home today?

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = Today

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ãĒんじ (nanji) = What time

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Particle indicating direction or time

¡  かえる (kaeru) = To return, to go home

¡  ぎ (no) = Informal question particle, often used for seeking more information or asking in a more conversational tone

čŋ”す【かえす】 (kaesu)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb, to return something

あãĒたãĢそれをčŋ”すつもりです。

I intend to return it to you.

¡  あãĒたãĢ (anata ni) = To you (with ãĢ indicating direction or recipient)

¡  それを (sore o) = It (with を marking it as the object of the action)

¡  čŋ”す (かえす, kaesu) = To return, to give back

¡  つもりです (tsumori desu) = Intention or plan (polite form, indicating that you intend to do something)

éĩ【かぎ】 (kagi)


Noun,
key

そぎかぎはæœēぎ上ãĢある。

The key is on the desk.

¡  そぎ (sono) = That (referring to something close to the listener or something previously mentioned)

¡  かぎ (kagi) = Key

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  æœē (つくえ, tsukue) = Desk

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, indicating that the desk is where the key is located

¡  上 (うえ, ue) = On, above

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Particle indicating the location or direction

¡  ある (aru) = To be (used for inanimate objects)

階æŽĩ【かいだん】 (kaidan)

Noun, stairs; stairway; staircase

åŊŧはかいだんをį™ģãŖãĻいる。

He is climbing the stairs.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = He

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  かいだん (階æŽĩ, kaidan) = Stairs

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  į™ģãŖãĻいる (ぎãŧãŖãĻいる, nobotte iru) = Is climbing (the continuous form of į™ģる, noboru, meaning “to climb”)

č˛ˇã„į‰Šã€ã‹ã„ã‚‚ãŽã€‘ (kaimono)

Noun,
shopping; purchased goods

ä슿—Ĩã€č˛ˇã„į‰ŠãĢčĄŒããžã—ãŸã€‚

I went shopping today.

¡  ä슿—Ĩ (きょう, kyō) = Today

¡  č˛ˇã„į‰Š (かいもぎ, kaimono) = Shopping

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Particle indicating direction or purpose

¡  čĄŒããžã—ãŸ (いきぞした, ikimashita) = Went (polite past form of čĄŒã, iku, meaning “to go”)

äŧšį¤žã€ã‹ã„しゃ】 (kaisha)

Noun, company; corporation

äŧšį¤žã¯æ˜Žæ—Ĩぞでäŧ‘ãŋです。

“The company is closed until tomorrow.”

¡  äŧšį¤ž (かいしゃ, kaisha) = Company

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  明æ—Ĩ (あした, ashita) = Tomorrow

¡  ぞで (made) = Until (indicating the time limit)

¡  äŧ‘ãŋ (やすãŋ, yasumi) = Closed, holiday, break

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending

掛かる【かかる】 (kakaru)

Verb, Godan verb, Intransitive verb, to take (a resource, e.g. time or money)

こぎしごとは時間がかかる。

This job takes time.

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (used to refer to something close to the speaker)

¡  äģ•äē‹ (しごと, shigoto) = Job, work, task

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker (marks the subject as the topic of the sentence)

¡  時間 (じかん, jikan) = Time

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker (indicating what takes time)

¡  かかる (kakaru) = To take (time, money, effort)

書く【かく】 (kaku)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb, to write; to compose; to pen; to draw

ここãĢお名前を書いãĻください。

Please write your name here.

¡  ここ (koko) = Here (indicating a specific location)

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Particle indicating the place where the action will occur

¡  お名前 (おãĒぞえ, onamae) = Your name (the prefix お is an honorific that makes it polite)

¡  を書いãĻ (かいãĻ, kaite) = Write (the ãĻ-form of 書く (かく, kaku), meaning “to write”)

¡  ください (kudasai) = Please (a polite request)

ã‚ĢãƒĄãƒŠ (kamera)

Noun, Katakana,
camera

į§ã¯ã‚ĢãƒĄãƒŠã‚’ãĒくした。

I lost my camera.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (pronoun)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ã‚ĢãƒĄãƒŠ (kamera) = Camera (borrowed from English)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicates what was lost)

¡  ãĒくした (nakushita) = Lost (past tense of ãĒくす (nakusu), meaning “to lose”)

į´™ã€ã‹ãŋ】 (kami)

Noun, paper

ããŽãƒãƒƒã‚°ã¯į´™ã§äŊœã‚‰ã‚ŒãĻいぞす。

That bag is made of paper.

¡  そぎ (sono) = That (referring to something near the listener or already mentioned)

¡  バッグ (baggu) = Bag (borrowed from English)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  į´™ (かãŋ, kami) = Paper

¡  で (de) = Particle indicating the material something is made from

¡  äŊœã‚‰ã‚ŒãĻいぞす (つくられãĻいぞす, tsukurarete imasu) = Is made (passive form of äŊœã‚‹ (つくる, tsukuru), meaning “to make”)

æŧĸ字【かんじ】 (kanji)

Noun,
kanji

åŊŧはæŧĸ字がč‹Ļ手だ。

He is not good at kanji.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = He

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  æŧĸ字 (かんじ, kanji) = Kanji (Chinese characters used in Japanese writing)

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker (indicates what he is not good at)

¡  č‹Ļ手 (ãĢがãĻ, nigate) = Not good at, weak at, or uncomfortable with (often used for subjects or activities someone struggles with)

¡  だ (da) = Informal copula, similar to “is” in English

ã‚Ģップ (kappu)

Noun, Katakana, cup

ã‚ĢップはテãƒŧブãƒĢからčŊãĄãŸã€‚

The cup fell from the table.

¡  ã‚Ģップ (kappu) = Cup (borrowed from English)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  テãƒŧブãƒĢ (tēburu) = Table (also borrowed from English)

¡  から (kara) = From (indicating the starting point of the action)

¡  čŊãĄãŸ (ãŠãĄãŸ, ochita) = Fell (past tense of čŊãĄã‚‹ (ãŠãĄã‚‹, ochiru), meaning “to fall”)

äŊ“【からだ】 (karada)

Noun, body

åŊŧåĨŗãŽäŊ“はとãĻã‚‚į´°ã„ã§ã™ã€‚

Her body is very slim.

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = She / Her

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle, meaning “her”

¡  äŊ“ (からだ, karada) = Body

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = Very (used to emphasize)

¡  į´°ã„ (ãģそい, hosoi) = Slim, thin (describing a slender body)

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending particle

čž›ã„ã€ã‹ã‚‰ã„ã€‘ (karai)


い-adjective

, spicy

僕はからいもぎがč‹Ļ手です。

I can’t handle spicy food well.

¡  僕 (ãŧく, boku) = I (a masculine and casual way to refer to oneself, commonly used by men)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  からいもぎ (čž›ã„ã‚‚ãŽ, karai mono) = Spicy foods (からい means spicy, and もぎ means things or foods)

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker (indicates what you are not good with)

¡  č‹Ļ手 (ãĢがãĻ, nigate) = Not good at, dislike, or uncomfortable with (used for things one struggles with or dislikes)

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending particle

ã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŧ (karee)

Noun, Katakana, curry

į§ã¯ã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŧをäŊœã‚Šãžã—た。

I made curry.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (a neutral and polite pronoun, used by both men and women)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker (marks “I” as the topic of the sentence)

¡  ã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŧ (karē) = Curry (a commonly enjoyed dish in Japan, often referring to Japanese-style curry)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicates what was made)

¡  äŊœã‚Šãžã—た (つくりぞした, tsukurimashita) = Made (past tense of äŊœã‚‹ (つくる, tsukuru), meaning “to make”)

ã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŗãƒ€ãƒŧ (karendaa)

Noun, Katakana, calendar

こぎã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŗãƒ€ãƒŧã‚’č˛°ãŖãĻもいいですかīŧŸ

May I have this calendar?

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (referring to something near the speaker)

¡  ã‚ĢãƒŦãƒŗãƒ€ãƒŧ (karendā) = Calendar (borrowed from English)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicating what you want to take or receive)

¡  č˛°ãŖãĻ (ã‚‚ã‚‰ãŖãĻ, moratte) = Receive (the ãĻ-form of č˛°ã† (もらう, morau), meaning “to receive” or “to take”)

¡  もいいですか (mo ii desu ka) = Is it okay (to do something)? (A polite way of asking for permission)

借りる【かりる】 (kariru)

Verb, Ichidan verb, Transitive verb, to borrow

これをかりることができぞすかīŧŸ

Can I borrow this?

¡  これ (kore) = This (referring to something near the speaker)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicates what you want to borrow)

¡  かりる (借りる, kariru) = To borrow

¡  こと (koto) = A nominalizer that turns the verb into a noun, often used to indicate an action or state

¡  ができぞすか (ga dekimasu ka) = Can (you) do? (polite form of asking if something is possible)

čģŊい【かるい】 (karui)

Adjective, い-adjective, light

į§ã¯ã‹ã‚‹ã„é´ãŒåĨŊきだ。

I like light shoes.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite pronoun)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  かるい (čģŊい, karui) = Light (in weight)

¡  靴 (くつ, kutsu) = Shoes

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker (marks “light shoes” as the subject)

¡  åĨŊきだ (すきだ, suki da) = Like (casual form of åĨŊきです, suki desu)

傘【かさ】 (kasa)

Noun, umbrella

į§ã¯å‚˜ã‚’ãĒくした。

I lost my umbrella.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite pronoun)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  傘 (かさ, kasa) = Umbrella

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicates the object that was lost)

¡  ãĒくした (nakushita) = Lost (past tense of ãĒくす (nakusu), meaning “to lose”)

č˛¸ã™ã€ã‹ã™ã€‘ (kasu)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb, to lend; to loan

お金をかしãĻください。

Please lend me some money.

¡  お金 (おかね, okane) = Money (the polite form using お makes it more respectful)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicates what is being lent)

¡  かしãĻ (č˛¸ã—ãĻ, kashite) = Lend (the ãĻ-form of č˛¸ã™ (かす, kasu), meaning “to lend”)

¡  ください (kudasai) = Please (a polite way to make a request)

斚【かた】 (kata)

Noun, way of doing something

僕ぎやり斚はこうだ。

This is how I do it. Or This is my way of doing things.

¡  僕 (ãŧく, boku) = I (a casual, masculine pronoun)

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle (indicates possession, meaning “my”)

¡  やり斚 (やりかた, yarikata) = Way of doing things, method, or approach

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker (introduces what you are talking about)

¡  こう (kou) = Like this, in this way (used to demonstrate or emphasize a method or action)

¡  だ (da) = Informal form of です (desu), used to state a fact or assert something confidently

åŽļåē­ã€ã‹ãĻい】 (katei)

Noun,
household

į§ã¯ã‹ãĻã„æ–™į†ãŒéŖŸãšãŸã„ã§ã™ã€‚

I want to eat home-cooked food.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite and neutral pronoun)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker (introduces the topic of the sentence)

¡  かãĻã„æ–™į† (åŽļåē­æ–™į†, katei ryōri) = Home-cooked food (literally “household cooking”)

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker (indicates what you want to eat)

¡  éŖŸãšãŸã„ (たずたい, tabetai) = Want to eat (the たい form of éŖŸãšã‚‹ (たずる, taberu), meaning “to eat”)

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending particle

č˛ˇã†ã€ã‹ã†ã€‘ (kau)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb, to buy; to purchase

äŊ•ã‚’č˛ˇã„ãžã—ãŸã‹īŧŸ

What did you buy?

¡  äŊ• (ãĒãĢ, nani) = What

¡  を (wo) = Object marker (indicates what was bought)

¡  č˛ˇã„ãžã—ãŸ (かいぞした, kaimashita) = Bought (past tense of č˛ˇã† (かう, kau), meaning “to buy”)

¡  か (ka) = Question particle (indicates that it’s a question)

åˇã€ã‹ã‚ã€‘ (kawa)

Noun, Suffix   , river; stream​

ã“ãŽåˇã¯ã¨ãĻもåēƒã„です。

This river is very wide.

¡  こぎ (kono) = This (used to refer to something near the speaker)

¡  åˇ (かわ, kawa) = River

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker (introduces “this river” as the topic of the sentence)

¡  とãĻも (totemo) = Very (used for emphasis)

¡  åēƒã„ (ã˛ã‚ã„, hiroi) = Wide, spacious

¡  です (desu) = Polite sentence-ending particle (makes the sentence polite and formal)

可愛い【かわいい】 (kawaii)

Adjective, い-adjective, cute

åŊŧåĨŗã¯ã‹ã‚ã„いですね。

She is cute, isn’t she?

¡  åŊŧåĨŗ (かぎじょ, kanojo) = She / Her

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  かわいい (kawaii) = Cute, adorable

¡  ですね (desu ne) = Sentence-ending particle used for seeking agreement or adding a friendly tone; like “isn’t it?” or “right?”

įĢ曜æ—Ĩã€ã‹ã‚ˆã†ãŗã€‘ (kayoubi)


Noun

Tuesday

įĢ曜æ—Ĩぎ朝ãĢãƒŠãƒŗãƒ‹ãƒŗã‚°ã‚’ã—ãžã™ã€‚

I go running on Tuesday mornings.

¡  įĢ曜æ—Ĩ (ã‹ã‚ˆã†ãŗ, kayōbi) = Tuesday

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive/connecting particle (links Tuesday and morning)

¡  朝 (あさ, asa) = Morning

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Time/location particle (indicates when the action happens)

¡  ãƒŠãƒŗãƒ‹ãƒŗã‚° (ranningu) = Running (borrowed from English)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  しぞす (shimasu) = Do (polite form of the verb する, to do)

éĸ¨ã€ã‹ãœã€‘ (kaze)

Noun

Wind

ä슿œã¯éĸ¨ãŒåŧˇã„ですね。

The wind is strong this morning, isn’t it?

¡  ä슿œ (けさ, kesa) = This morning

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  éĸ¨ (かぜ, kaze) = Wind

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker

¡  åŧˇã„ (つよい, tsuyoi) = Strong

¡  ですね (desu ne) = Polite ending that adds friendliness and seeks agreement (like “isn’t it?” or “right?”)

éĸ¨é‚Ē 【かぜ】 (kaze)

Noun,
a cold

į§ã¯éĸ¨é‚Ēをåŧ•いãĻいぞす。

I have a cold.” or “I’m catching a cold.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I (polite pronoun)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  éĸ¨é‚Ē (かぜ, kaze) = Cold (as in illness)

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  åŧ•いãĻいぞす (ã˛ã„ãĻいぞす, hiiteimasu) = Am catching/have caught (present progressive of åŧ•く, to catch a cold in this context)

åŽļ族【かぞく】 (kazoku)

Noun, family; members of a family

åŽļ族はäŊ•äēēいぞすかīŧŸ

How many people are in your family?

¡  åŽļ族 (かぞく, kazoku) = Family

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  äŊ•äēē (ãĒんãĢん, nan-nin) = How many people

¡  いぞすか (imasu ka) = Are there? / Do you have? (polite question form of いる, used for living things)

č­Ļ厘【けいかん】 (keikan)

Noun, policeman; police officer

į§ã¯ã‘ã„ã‹ã‚“ã§ã™ã€‚

I am a police officer.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  けいかん (č­Ļ厘, keikan) = Police officer

¡  です (desu) = Polite sentence ending (like “am/is/are”)

įĩåŠšã€ã‘ãŖã“ã‚“ã€‘ (kekkon)

Noun, Suru verb, marriage

į§ã¨ã‘ãŖã“ã‚“ã—ãĻください。

Please marry me

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I / me

¡  と (to) = With

¡  ã‘ãŖã“ã‚“ (įĩåК, kekkon) = Marriage

¡  しãĻください (shite kudasai) = Please do (polite request form of the verb する)

įĩæ§‹ã€ã‘ãŖã“ã†ã€‘ (kekkou)

Noun, Adverbial Noun, Adjective, ãĒ-adjective, Adverb

splendid, enough

į§ã¯ãã‚Œã§įĩæ§‹ã§ã™ã€‚

That’s fine with me.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I / me

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  それで (sore de) = With that / That way / In that case

¡  įĩæ§‹ã§ã™ (ã‘ãŖã“ã†ã§ã™, kekkō desu) = It’s fine / It’s good / That’s enough (polite expression of approval or refusal depending on context)

ä슿œã€ã‘さ】 (kesa)

Noun, Temporal noun

this morning

ä슿œã€æœã”éŖ¯ã‚’éŖŸãšãžã›ã‚“ã§ã—ãŸã€‚

I didn’t eat breakfast this morning.

¡  ä슿œ (けさ, kesa) = This morning

¡  æœã”éŖ¯ (あさごはん, asagohan) = Breakfast

¡  を (wo) = Object particle (marks what was eaten)

¡  éŖŸãšãžã›ã‚“ã§ã—ãŸ (たずぞせんでした, tabemasen deshita) = Did not eat (polite past negative form of éŖŸãšã‚‹, to eat)

æļˆã™ã€ã‘す】 (kesu)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb

to erase, to turn off power

ナジã‚Ēをæļˆã—ãĻください。

Please turn off the radio.

¡  ナジã‚Ē (rajio) = Radio

¡  を (wo) = Object particle (marks what is being acted on)

¡  æļˆã—ãĻください (けしãĻください, keshite kudasai) = Please turn off / Please switch off (polite request form of æļˆã™)

木【き】 (ki)

Noun, tree; shrub; bush; wood; timbe r

ã‚¸ãƒ§ãƒŗã¯ããŽæœ¨ãĢį™ģãŖãŸã€‚

John climbed that tree.

¡  ã‚¸ãƒ§ãƒŗ (Jon) = John (a name)

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker (introduces “John” as the topic of the sentence)

¡  そぎ (sono) = That (indicates something close to the listener or previously mentioned)

¡  木 (き, ki) = Tree

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Directional particle (indicates where the action is directed)

¡  į™ģãŖãŸ (ぎãŧãŖãŸ, nobotta) = Climbed (past tense of į™ģる (ぎãŧる, noboru), meaning “to climb”)

æļˆãˆã‚‹ 【きえる】 (kieru)

Verb, Ichidan verb, Intransitive verb, to disappear

そぎデãƒŧã‚ŋはæļˆãˆã‚‹ã‹ãŽã†ã›ã„がありぞす。

There is a possibility that the data will disappear.

¡  そぎ (sono) = That (referring to something specific near the listener or previously mentioned)

¡  デãƒŧã‚ŋ (dēta) = Data

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  æļˆãˆã‚‹ (きえる, kieru) = To disappear (verb)

¡  かぎうせい (可čƒŊ性, kanōsei) = Possibility

¡  がありぞす (ga arimasu) = There is (polite form of ある, indicating existence)

éģ„č‰˛ã„ã€ãã„ã‚ã„ã€‘ (kiiroi)

Adjective, い-adjective, yellow

ã‚ãŽãã„ã‚ã„čŠąã¯äŊ•ですかīŧŸ

What is that yellow flower?

¡  あぎ (ano) = That (referring to something far from both the speaker and listener)

¡  きいろい (éģ„č‰˛ã„, kiiroi) = Yellow (adjective)

¡  花 (はãĒ, hana) = Flower

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  äŊ•ですか (ãĒんですか, nan desu ka) = What is it? (polite way to ask)

čžãã€ããã€‘ (kiku)

Verb, Godan verb, Transitive verb, to hear; to listen (to music); to ask; to learn of

äŊ•ã§čžããŽīŧŸ

Why are you asking?

¡  äŊ•で (ãĒんで, nande) = Why (informal)

¡  čžã (きく, kiku) = To ask (verb)

¡  ぎ (no) = Sentence-ending particle, often used to seek explanation or add a personal tone to the question

昨æ—Ĩ【きぎう】 (kinou)


Noun


yesterday

昨æ—ĨはäŊ•をしぞしたかīŧŸ

What did you do yesterday?

¡  昨æ—Ĩ (きぎう, kinō) = Yesterday

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  äŊ• (ãĒãĢ, nani) = What

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  しぞしたか (shimashita ka) = Did (polite past form of する, to do)

金曜æ—Ĩã€ãã‚“ã‚ˆã†ãŗã€‘ (kinyoubi)


Noun


Friday

明æ—Ĩは金曜æ—Ĩだīŧ

Tomorrow is Friday!

¡  明æ—Ĩ (あした, ashita) = Tomorrow

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  金曜æ—Ĩ (ãã‚“ã‚ˆã†ãŗ, kin’yōbi) = Friday

¡  だ (da) = Informal version of です (desu), meaning “is” (used in casual statements)

切įŦĻã€ããŖãˇã€‘ (kippu)

Noun,
ticket

į§ã¯ããŖãˇã‚’ãĒくしたぎです。

I lost the ticket.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ããŖãˇ (kippu) = Ticket

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  ãĒくした (nakushita) = Lost (past tense of ãĒくす, to lose)

¡  ぎです (no desu) = A phrase used to provide an explanation or reason for something. It adds a sense of explanation or emphasis, like saying “the reason is…” in English.

åĢŒã„ã€ãã‚‰ã„ã€‘ (kirai)

Noun, Adjective, ãĒ-adjective, hate

į§ã¯ãŽã‚…ã†ãĢゅうがåĢŒã„ã§ã™ã€‚

I hate milk.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ぎゅうãĢゅう (į‰›äšŗ, gyÅĢnyÅĢ) = Milk

¡  が (ga) = Subject marker (used with expressions of like/dislike)

¡  åĢŒã„ã§ã™ (きらいです, kirai desu) = Dislike / Hate (polite)

キログナム (kiro guramu)

Noun, Katakana

Kilogram

į§ãŽãŸã„ã˜ã‚…ã†ã¯īŧ•īŧ˜ã‚­ãƒ­ã‚°ãƒŠãƒ ã§ã™ã€‚

My weight is 58 kilograms.

¡  į§ãŽ (わたしぎ, watashi no) = My

¡  たいじゅう (äŊ“重, taijÅĢ) = Body weight

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  īŧ•īŧ˜ã‚­ãƒ­ã‚°ãƒŠãƒ  (ã”ã˜ã‚…ã†ã¯ãĄã‚­ãƒ­ã‚°ãƒŠãƒ , gojÅĢ-hachi kiroguramu) = 58 kilograms

¡  です (desu) = Polite ending, “is”

ã‚­ãƒ­ãƒĄãƒŧトãƒĢ (kiro meetoru)

Noun, Katakana

Kilometer

あãĒたは20ã‚­ãƒ­ãƒĄãƒŧトãƒĢčĩ°ã‚Œãžã™ã‹ã€‚

Can you run 20 kilometers?

¡  あãĒた (anata) = You

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  20ã‚­ãƒ­ãƒĄãƒŧトãƒĢ (ãĢã˜ã‚…ãŖã‚­ãƒ­ãƒĄãƒŧトãƒĢ, nijukkiro mētoru) = 20 kilometers

¡  čĩ°ã‚Œãžã™ã‹ (はしれぞすか, hashiremasu ka) = Can (you) run?

切る【きる】 (kiru)

Verb, to cut

į§ã¯éĢĒã‚’åˆ‡ãŖãĻいぞす。

I am getting my hair cut.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  éĢĒ (かãŋ, kami) = Hair

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  åˆ‡ãŖãĻいぞす (ããŖãĻいぞす, kitte imasu) = Am cutting (progressive form of 切る, to cut)

į€ã‚‹ã€ãã‚‹ã€‘ (kiru)

Verb, to wear

į§ã¯ãã‚‚ãŽã‚’į€ã‚‹ãŽãŒåĨŊきです。

I like wearing kimono.

¡  ᧁ (わたし, watashi) = I

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  きもぎ (į€į‰Š, kimono) = Traditional Japanese clothing

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  į€ã‚‹ (きる, kiru) = To wear (for clothes on the upper body)

¡  ぎがåĨŊきです (ぎがすきです, no ga suki desu) = I like doing (something)

å–ĢčŒļåē—ã€ããŖã•ãĻん】 (kissaten)

coffee shop; tearoom; cafÊ

Shall we go into a cafÊ or something?

å–ĢčŒļåē—ãĢでもå…ĨりぞせんかīŧŸ

¡  å–ĢčŒļåē— (ããŖã•ãĻん, kissaten) = CafÊ / coffee shop (often a traditional-style one)

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Directional particle (“to” or “into”)

¡  でも (demo) = “or something like,” used to suggest something non-specific or casual

¡  å…Ĩりぞせんか (はいりぞせんか, hairimasen ka) = Would you like to enter? / Shall we go in?

北【きた】 (kita)

Noun,
north

į§ãŸãĄã¯åŒ—ã‚ĸãƒĄãƒĒã‚Ģから2é€ąé–“å‰ãĢå¸°ãŖãĻきた。

We came back from North America two weeks ago.

¡  į§ãŸãĄ (ã‚ãŸã—ãŸãĄ, watashitachi) = We

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  北ã‚ĸãƒĄãƒĒã‚Ģ (きたã‚ĸãƒĄãƒĒã‚Ģ, Kita Amerika) = North America

¡  から (kara) = From

¡  2é€ąé–“å‰ (ãĢしゅうかんぞえ, nishÅĢkan mae) = Two weeks ago

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Time particle

¡  å¸°ãŖãĻきた (ã‹ãˆãŖãĻきた, kaette kita) = Came back / returned (casual past)

æąšã„ã€ããŸãĒい】 (kitanai)

Adjective, い-adjective

Dirty

åŊŧãŽéƒ¨åą‹ã¯ã„ã¤ã‚‚æąšã„ã§ã™ã€‚

His room is always dirty.

¡  åŊŧ (かれ, kare) = He / him

¡  ぎ (no) = Possessive particle (“his”)

¡  éƒ¨åą‹ (へや, heya) = Room

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  いつも (itsumo) = Always

¡  æąšã„ (きたãĒい, kitanai) = Dirty / messy

¡  です (desu) = Polite sentence ending

åˆ‡æ‰‹ã€ããŖãĻ】 (kitte)

Noun

stamp (postage)

ã“ãŽæ‰‹į´™ãĢいくらぎ切手をč˛ŧるんですか。

How much is the stamp I need to put on this letter?

¡  ã“ãŽæ‰‹į´™ (こぎãĻがãŋ, kono tegami) = This letter

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Direction/target particle (indicates where the stamp is applied)

¡  いくらぎ切手 (ã„ãã‚‰ãŽããŖãĻ, ikura no kitte) = How much (worth of) stamp

¡  を (wo) = Object marker

¡  č˛ŧる (はる, haru) = To stick / to put on

¡  んですか (n desu ka) = Polite form used to ask for an explanation or clarification

ã“ãŖãĄ (kocchi)

Noun,
this person or way

あãĒãŸã¯ã“ãŖãĄãĢæĨãĒいでください。

Please don’t come over here.

¡  あãĒた (anata) = You

¡  は (wa) = Topic marker

¡  ã“ãŖãĄ = This way / here (casual version of ã“ãĄã‚‰)

¡  ãĢ (ni) = Directional particle (“to”)

¡  æĨãĒいでください (こãĒいでください, konai de kudasai) = Please don’t come (negative request)

ã“ãĄã‚‰ (kochira)

Noun


this way; this direction​

ã“ãĄã‚‰ã¸ãŠã„ã§ãã ã•ã„ã€‚

Please come this way.

¡  ã“ãĄã‚‰ = This way / here (polite/formal version of “here”)

¡  へ (e) = Directional particle (“toward”)

¡  おいでください = Honorific form of æĨる (くる, kuru) → “Please come”

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