Nihongo Notes: Understanding Japanese usageJapan Times, 1990 - Japanese language |
Contents
Tonikaku Anyway | 14 |
Wakarimashita hai Yes yes I understand | 20 |
Shujinga soo mooshimasunode Since | 26 |
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Common terms and phrases
Additional example aite alcoholic beverage Amari Ame-ga asked Miss Yoshida Asobi-ni awkward to say chotto daiji-ni daiji-ni shite-kudasai daiji-ni suru desu Doomo Doozo expression feel hiragana hito means Hito-o ho ho ho hon-o ii-desu ii-kara iimashita ikimasu implies indicate ippai Japa Japanese kanji katta Kawakami-san-ga kesshite ki-ga suru Konna koohai Kore kuru Kusuri-o Kyoo Lerner wanted listener literally means Mata mottainai Muri-o Nakanaka Nihongo Notes Oisogashii tokoro-o Okada Omachidoosama omoimasu one's oree otaku person phone number phrase polite rain refer Sassoku seems Sekkaku Sekkaku-desu-kara senpai sentence shimashita shita soba someone someone's Sore-wa sorry sound speaker sumimasen sushi Tabun tachi Taishita koto-wa arimasen Takada talking Tanaka Tanaka-san-ni Tasukarimashita tence thank things Tonikaku transitive verb tsukiai usually says verb wake-ja arimasen wake-ja arimasen-kedo warui Watashi Watashi-wa word wrong to say Yesterday afternoon yokattara yoku yoo-desu yoso yoso-no