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142 Cards in this Set
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Arigatou (gozaimasu) |
Thank You Adding Gozaimasu makes this formal. (Polite) |
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Ohayou (gozaimasu) |
Good Morning Adding Gozaimasu makes this formal. (Polite) |
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Daijoushu |
Okay, Alright, Fine Regarding one's mental, emotional or physical well-being. "Are you alright?" or "I'm fine." |
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Anata |
You (refering to another) |
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Watashi |
Me (Referring to oneself) (formal for men and women) (mostly used by women outside of a formal setting) |
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No |
Possesion particle. Placed after the subject in a sentence to show possesion. |
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Konnichiwa |
Hello/Good Afternoon |
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Konbanwa |
Good Evening |
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Sumimasen |
I'm sorry/Excuse me Used as an apology or to get someone's attention. |
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Iie |
No/Not at all |
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Ittekimasu |
I'll go and come back. "Be right back." |
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Itterashi |
Go and come back. |
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Tadaima |
I'm home. |
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Okaerinasai |
Welcome home. |
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Itadakimasu |
Thanks for the food. (Used before the meal) |
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Gochisousama |
Thanks for the food. (Used after the meal) |
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Hajimemashite |
How do you do? Often used together with "douzo yoroshiku." |
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Douzo yoroshiku |
Nice to meet you. Often used together with "hajimemashite." |
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Desu |
Japanese Copula meaning "it is" or "to be." |
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Kawaii |
Cute |
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Doubutsu |
Animal |
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Neko |
Cat |
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Inu |
Dog |
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Nezumi |
Mouse |
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Ushi |
Cow |
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Saru |
Monkey |
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Kuma |
Bear |
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Ahiru |
Duck |
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Usagi |
Rabbit |
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Tora |
Tiger |
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Niwatori |
Chicken |
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Tori |
Bird |
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Shika |
Deer |
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Iruka |
Dolphin |
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Uma |
Horse |
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Buta |
Pig |
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Sakana |
Fish |
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Ookami |
Wolf |
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Kitsune |
Fox |
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Kirin |
Giraffe |
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Zou |
Elephant |
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Kaeru |
Frog |
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Hebi |
Snake |
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Raion |
Lion |
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Ichi |
1 |
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Ni |
2 |
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San |
3 |
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Shi |
4 |
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Yon |
4 |
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Go |
5 |
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Roku |
6 |
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Shichi |
7 |
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Nana |
7 |
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Hachi |
8 |
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Kyuu |
9 (must be read this way if using it as a single digit) |
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Ku |
9 (only when used in a number with multiple digits) |
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Juu |
10 |
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Hyaku |
100 |
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Ni-hyaku |
200 |
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San-byaku |
300 |
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Yon-hyaku |
400 |
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Go-hyaku |
500 |
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Ro PPyaku |
600 |
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Nana-hyaku |
700 |
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Ha PPyaku |
800 |
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Kyu-hyaku |
900 |
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Sen |
1000 |
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Yen (pronounced "en") |
Yen |
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Ni sen |
2000 |
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San zen |
3000 |
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Yon sen |
4000 |
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Go sen |
5000 |
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Roku sen |
6000 |
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Nana sen |
7000 |
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Ha SSen |
8000 |
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Kyuu sen |
9000 |
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Man |
10000 |
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Iro |
Colors |
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Murasaki (no) |
Purple (no changes it from noun to adjective) |
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Kon(iro) (no) |
Navy Blue (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Ao (i) |
Blue (adding "I" makes this an adjective) |
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Mizu |
Water |
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Mizuiro (no) |
Light blue (or literally: water color) (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Kiiro (i) |
Yellow (adding "I" makes this an adjective) |
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Kimidori (no) |
Yellow-green (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Midori (no) |
Green (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Orenji (daidaiiro) (no) |
Orange (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Aka (i) |
Red (adding "I" makes this an adjective) |
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Pinku (no) |
Pink (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Kin (no) |
Gold (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Gin (no) |
Silver (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Chairo (i) |
Brown (adding "I" makes this an adjective) |
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Haiiro (no) |
Grey (adding "no" makes this an adjective) |
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Shiro (i) |
White (adding "I" makes this an adjective) |
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Kuro (i) |
Black (adding "I" makes this an adjective) |
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Kutsu |
Shoes |
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Me |
Eye |
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Kami |
Hair |
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Hana |
Flower |
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Kuchibeni |
Lipstick |
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Kami |
Paper |
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Su-tu |
Suit |
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Taoru |
Towel |
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Saifu |
Wallet |
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Buresuretto |
Bracelets |
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Boku |
Something a very young boy may use to refer to himself. More childish or feminine than "ore". Not used very often. |
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Ore |
How men refer to themselves. More masculine and "cool" than "boku". |
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Atashi |
More casual way for women to refer to themselves. |
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Otousan |
Dad |
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Okaasan |
Mom |
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Otouto |
Younger brother |
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Imouto |
Younger sister |
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Oniichan |
Older brother |
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Oneechan |
Older sister |
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Ojiichan |
Grandpa |
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Obaachan |
Grandma |
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Yo-ji |
4 o'clock |
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Shichi-ji |
7 o'clock |
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Ku-ji |
9 o'clock |
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Go zen |
AM (referring to time of day) |
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Go go |
PM (referring to time of day) |
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I ppun |
1 minute |
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Ni hun |
2 minute |
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San ppun |
3 minute |
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Yo ppun |
4 minute |
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Go hun |
5 minute |
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Ro ppun |
6 minute |
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Nana hun |
7 minute |
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Ha ppun |
8 minute |
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Kyuu hun |
9 minute |
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Jyu ppun |
10 minute |
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Nijyu ppun |
20 minute |
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Sanjyu nana hun |
37 minute |
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Han |
Half hour |
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Go zen Niji han |
2:30AM |
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Nihon |
Japan |
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Nihongo |
The japanese language |
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Benkyoo |
To learn, to study (verb) |
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Otanjoubi |
Birthday |
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Omedetou |
Congratulations |
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Sugoi(yo) |
Cool! Wow! Awesome! |
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Shoushin |
Promotion (someone gets promoted at their job) |
