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Akemashite omedetoo gozaimasu.


あけまして おめでとう。

Happy New Year!

Geemu-o shimasu. ゲームを します。

play a game

geemu ゲーム

game

genkan げんかん

(entry way in a Japanese home)

Gomen kudasai. ごめん ください。

Excuse me : Hello?

Jinja-ni ikimasu. じんじゃに いきます。

go to a / the shrine

jinjia じんじゃ

Japanese Shinto shrine

Kotoshi-mo doozo yoroshiku o-negai-shimasu.


ことしも どうぞ よろしく おねがい します。

a set phrase used at New Year's.

o-furo おふろ

Japanese style bath

O-jama shimashita. おじゃま しました。

I'm sorry to have bothered you. (a set expression)

O-jama shimasu. おじゃま します。

Excuse me.

o-mochi おもち

rice cake

o-tera おてら

Japanese Buddhist temple

Sorosoro shitesurei shimasu.


そろそろ しつれい します。

I really need to be leaving soon. ( a set expression)

surippa スリッパ

slipper(s)

tanoshii たのしい

pleasant / fun

tatami たたみ

rice-straw floor mat

toire トイレ

toilet , restroom

Tsumaranai mono desu kedo , doozo.


つまらないもの ですけど。

( A set phrase used when presenting a gift.)

Tsumaranai つまらない

boring / uninteresting / trivial

Akemashite, omedetoo gozaimasu.

Happy New Year!

Kotoshi-mo doozo yoroshiku o-negai-shimasu.

( phrase used at New Year's)

Gomen kudasai.

Excuse me ; Hello?

O-jama shimasu.

Excuse me.

Tsumaranai mono desu kedo, doozo.

(phase used when presenting a gift)

O-jama shimashita.

I'm sorry to have bothered you.

Sorosoro shitsurei shimasu.

I really need to be leaving soon.

ongaku-o kikimasu

listen to music

doraibu-ni ikimasu

go for a drive

Itte kudasai.

Please go.

Kite kudasai.

Please come.

Kanpai!

Cheers!

Nan-yoobi desu-ka?

What day (of the week) is it?

O-shoogatsu
[New Year’s]
kinoo
[yesterday]
getsu-yoobi
[Monday]
ka-yoobi
[Tuesday]
sui-yoobi
[Wednesday]
moku-yoobi
[Thursday]
kin-yoobi
[Friday]
do-yoobi
[Saturday]
nichi-yoobi
[Sunday]
mainichi
[every day]
shuumatsu
[weekend]
ongaku
[music]
kantorii
[country music]
hebii metaru
[heavy metal]
kurashikku
[classical music]
rokku
[rock music]
tanoshii
[pleasant, fun]
tsumaranai
[boring, uninteresting, trivial]
zasshi
[magazine]
shinbun
[newspaper]
misuterii
[mystery novel]
rabu sutoorii
[love story]
kikimasu (kiku)
[listen, hear]
yomimasu (yomu)
[read]
kimasu (kuru)
[come]
kaerimasu (kaeru)
[go (home), leave (for home), return (home
genkan
[entryway in a Japanese home]
o-furo
[Japanese-style bath]
toire
[toilet, restroom]
tatami
[rice-straw floor mat]
surippa
[slipper(s)]
jinja
[Japanese Shinto shrine]
o-tera
[Japanese Buddhist temple]