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Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 7:20 pm
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DICTIONARY
A A-su: Earth Day. April 22 Aa: Ah, Er, Um. . Abayo: Crude good-bye. Abayo is to sayonara as kisama is to anata. Abekku: Together (with someone) Abunai: Danger, Dangerous, Careful! Ace o Nerea: Racket of gold. Achi Kochi: Here and there. Aenaisago: Tragic death. Agemasu: Give. Ah souka: Oh, correct. Aho: Stupid, idiot, fool. Ai: Love Ai Oboete Imasuka: Do you remember the love? Ai Shiteru: I love you. Ai ya seitou no dairi toshite, atashi wa Seeraa Maazu yo: For love and justice, I?m Sailor Mars! Aida: Space, interval, distance ?Aika shika?: Love or death? (*cough* This reminds me of someone. Read manga 5.) Aiki Jujitsu: Martial arts SIMILAR to Aikido. Aikido: Martial arts concentrated on defense. Aikokusentai: Strength of patriotic hit. Aino: Garden of love. Aipuriiru Fuuru: Day of innocents, April 1st. Airen: Husband, spouse Airon: Iron (like clothes iron) Aishiteru: I love you. Aitsuha rival koino chuukanshiken: He?s a rival, the test of his love. (prideshipping?.*twiddles thumbs*) Ajo: Stupid or fool. Aka: Red Akachan: Baby. Akai: Red (adjective) Akai Hane no Musha: Spirits/Souls of Red Wings. Akai Inazuma: Scarlet Ray (magic attack). Akakitama no saijo: Talented girl of the Red Rock. Akane: Red Cloud Akaneniichuan: Something belonging to Akane. Akari: Light Akarui: Clear. Akemi Roppongi: Beauty of red hair ?Akemashite Omedetogozaimasu!: Happy new year! Akeru: Dawn Aki: Fall Aku: Empty, vacant. Aku ni wa shinenzyo!: ?Dying isn?t easy? or ?your consolation is death?. Akubi ga deru ze: I?m going to yawn. (sora katana: akubi ga deru ze?.*yawns*) Akuma: Evil (from a demon) Akuma ni miirareta megami: The captive goddess of a demon. ?Akuryou taisan!: That the evil spirits disperse! Alternaverse: AU Amai: Sweet Amai sugiru: Too optimistic. (Anzu, anzu, anzu?what will we do with you?) Amado: wooden doors used to protect the courtyard gardens from storms Amaki: Sweet Amano: Blue field. Amari: It?s not good. Ame: Rain. Ameze: Weak. Ami: ?Friend? or ?Net?. Ana: Hole. Anata: You ?Anata, Dare?: who are you? Anata ga suki desu: You?re the one I love. ?Anata-sama no namae ha?: Your name is? ?Anata wa dare desuka?: Who are you? Angai: Unwaitable. Anime: We all know what this is (: Ankoku: Dark. Ankoku shiten oh arawaru: Appear, the four princes of darkness have. Ano: Him/Her.. Ano (o) Etto: Um. Ano ama: That woman (crass). Ano bakana yatsu: That idiot. ?Ano henna onna?: That weird girl? Ano hito: That person. Ano ko: That girl. Anshin: Peace of spirit, tranquility. Anta: You, informal. ?Anta Baka?: That idiot? Anta ja moene na!: ?It?s not worth it to burn you.? Or ?your fire isn?t ardent.? ?Anta, ningen na no?: Are you human? Antei: Balance Anzen: Safe. Ao: Blue Aoi: Blue (adjective) Aoi Tatsumaki: Blue windmill Aoiki: blue trajectory Aokitama no yuusha: Hero of the blue rock Apaato: Department (apartment) Apricot: Apricot. Ara: ?Oh God!? ?Huh?? ?Oh!? Arai: Rude, brusque. Araku: walk Arashi: storm. Arayashiki: The eighth sense Are: Him/Her Ari: Have Arigatai: Great. Arigato: Thanks. Arigato gozaimazu: Thank you very much. . Arigatou gozaimashita: Thank you vey very much. Arsugawa: Have of the River Shuishi. Aru: Be, exist Aruenchin: Argentina. Asa: Early, morning, dawn. Asagi: Superficially yellow. Asakusa: Place in the Taito neighborhood of Tokyo Asatte: Day before yesterday. Ashi: leg. Ashigaru: Lowest-rank samurai. Ashita: tomorrow. Ashita made: ?Until tomorrow,? but in context ?reach until tomorrow? Ashita wa ashita: tomorrow, tomorrow. Ashuraniichuan: Something belonging to Ashura. Asobi wa owari da! Koko made da!: The game ended! Up to here you got! (DEATH T!!) Asobi wa owari da! Nake, sakebe, soshite... Shine!: The game ended! Cry, scream, and then?die! (MORE DEATH T!!) Assakuki: Pressure (verb). Atarashi: New. Ataru: Assure. Atashi: I, female informal. Atashi ha Ranko: I?m Ranko Atashi Haiken: Look at me. Atashi mou kaeru: I?m going home. Atashi tte: I am. Atatakai: Templado Atemi-waza: Technic of hitting vulnerable zones Atena no moto ni: Let?s save Atena. Atogaki: Post Scriptum Atsui: Hot. Aware: Attention. Awase: Kimono of winter Awase Miso: Fermented soy paste. Ayakashi: Evil. Ayashii: Suspicious, dubious, strange. Ayatsuri: Manipulate. Ayaushi: Careful. Azukari-nin: Vigilante of the seppuku ceremony. Azusa: Tree of Catalpa.
B Ba: Horse Baasan: Old woman. Baba-nuki: Old doncella. Ba-chan: Grandmother Baka: Idiot, stupid. Bakame: Fool. Bakamon: Idiot. Bakana: Impossible. It can?t be. Bakayaro: Stupid cretin, stupid idiot. Bakemono da: A monster. Bakeneko: A cat so old it uses a human form to do evil. Bakudan: Bomb. Bakufu: Government of Japanese feudal shogunate. Bakuhatsu: Explosion. Bakuretsu: Sorceror. Bakusai Tenketsu: Point of explosion. Ban: Night. Bankoku Bikkuri Sho: Electric Ray Bara: Rose Bara: Compression of the word ?hara-kiri?. ?Bara no Senshi, Tuxedo Kamen!: The warrior of the rose, Tuxedo Mask! Bare-no-hara o yomenai: I can?t read in his stomach. (ROFL) Basho: Place, site. Basu: Bus. Beni-shouga: Red ginger pickle. Benjo: Bathroom. Bentou: Lunch, lunchbox. Bessatsu: Special edition. Bi: Handsome, attractive, incredibly beautiful. Bi no senshi: The warrior of beauty Bie Liao: ?Until never? or ?Bye? (chinese). Biiru: beer. Bijutsu: art Bikkuri: surprise Bimbo: ?Slippery?, ?easy?, or ?coquette? Bin: Bottle. Binjin: Beautiful woman. Biru: Building. Bishojo: Girls who act masculine. Bishonen: (Do I need to explain this one?) Bo: Stick. ?Bochibochi, hajimeru ka nou?: Its getting late, is it time? Bokken: Wooden kendo sword. Boku: I, masculine formal (used by younger boys mostly) Bombori: (no clue) Bonsai: Small tree. Bonkotsu: Mediocre/average (insult) Bonsho: Buddhist temple bell. Booru-pen: boligraph. (O.o? ) Boshi: Hat. Botsuban: An altar used to recognize a friend/family member who died Bu: Martial Arts Bucho: (I think its police man or gendarme). Budou: Path of Martial Arts Buhin: Pieces, parts. Bujin: Sane, safe, good. Bujutsu: Technics of the warrior. Bukkyou: Buddhism. Bukuju: Flying technic of the Z Warriors. Bulma: Pants used by girls to do gymnastics. Bungaku: Literature. Bunka: Culture, civilizatió®® Bunka no Hi: Day of Culture (November 3rd). Bunno: Inside of. Bunshin: Multiply. Bushi: Warrior, samurai. Bushido: Path of the Warrior. Samurai code of honor Buta: Pig. Butaniku: Pig meat. Butsudan: An altar used to recognize a friend/family member who died Butsukaru: Crash, collide Byoin: Hospital, clinic. Byobu: Paper walls (you know the ones)
DON'T QUOTE THE POST!! domokun
(I will add more once I get around to translating the rest. 3nodding Not to mention, stuff in parentheses are my notes. Yuppers. TTFN)
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Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 7:30 pm
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STUFF FROM MY JAPANESE CLASS
GREETING
Hello - Konnichiwa Good morning - Ohayougozaimas (ohayou) Good afternoon - Konnichiwa Good evening - Konbanwa Good night - Oyasuminasai (oyasumi) Good bye - Sayounara (ja ne) See you - Dewa mata See you later - Dewa mata kondo (matane) How are you doing? - Ogenkideska? (genki?) I'm fine, thank you. - Genkides (genki) So, so - Maa, maades (maa, maa) Thank you - Arigatougozaimas (arigatou) You are welcome - Douitashimashite (tondemonai)
I have a cold - Kaze o hikimashita (kazehiitayo) I'm tired - Tsukaremashita (tsukareta) I'm thirsty - Nodo ga kawakimashita (nodo kawaita) I'm hungry - Onaka ga sukimashita (onaka suitta)
How do you do? - Hajimemashite? What is your name? - Onamaewa? My name is ______ - Watashi no namae wa _______ desu.
NUMBERS
1 - Ichi/Hitotsu 2 - Ni/Futatsu 3 - San/Mittsu 4 - Shi/Yottsu 5 - Go/Itsutsu 6 - Loku/Roku/Muttsu 7 - Shichi/Nanatsu 8 - Hachi/Yattsu 9 - Kiyu/Kokonotsu 10 - Jiyu/Tou 11 - Jiyuichi 12 - Jiyuni 13 - Jiyusan 14 - Jiyushi....etc. 20 - Nijiyu 21 - Niyjiyuichi 22 - Nijiyuni 23 - Nijiyusan 24 - Nijiyushi....etc.
NOTE1: When you start reaching double digits, you say the number of tens and then the ones. For example: 34 San - Three Jiyu - Ten Shi - four Three-ten-four Three tens, then four. Sanjiyushi.
NOTE2: 40 is NOT shijiyu. 40 is YONJIYU; in which YON is what you must use when saying 'four tens'. 70 is NOT shichijiyu. 70 is NANAJIYU; in which NANA is what you must use when saying 'seven tens'.
NOTE3: 100 = Hyaku. This falls under the same pattern noted in NOTE1. 586 = Gohyakuhachijiyuroku. (gohyaku + hachijiyu + roku).
NOTE4: 1000 = Sen. See NOTE3 2586 = Nisengohyakuhachijiyuroku. (nisen + gohyaku + hachijiyu + roku).
NOTE5: 10,000 = Ichiman. This is a bit different than NOTE3 or NOTE4. MAN is how you say 10,000, but you must say how many 10,000's you have. That's why 10,00 is ICHIMAN - you have ONE TEN THOUSAND. Adding to my example: 92586 = kiyumannisengohyakuhachijiyuroku (kiyuman + nisen + gohyaku + hachijiyu + roku).
COLORS
Red: Aka Red (adj): Akai Orange: Orange Yellow: To be rediscovered. Green: Midori Blue: Ao Blue (adj): Aoi Purple: Murasaki Black: Kuro Pink: Momorio Grey: Hairo Gold: Kin Silver: Jin (to be edited later)
SENTENCE FORMATION
This will be taken very, very, very slowly... I: Watashi We: Watashi-tachi Am/are/is: Wa Desu: This goes at the end of a sentence describing a state of being.
FOR EXAMPLE: Watashi wa Xesca desu. I am Xesca. Watashi-tachi Kaiba otaku desu. We are Kaiba fans.
You: Anata You (plural): Anata-tachi.
Anata wa Sora Katana desu. You are Sora Katana. Anata-tachi wa Kaiba otaku desu. You are Kaiba fans.
TO BE EDITED LATER....AGAIN
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Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 7:31 pm
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Posted: Tue May 03, 2005 9:17 pm
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