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Study Notes
JAPN101 Vocabulary List - Lesson 3-13
- Nouns: This list provides vocabulary related to various topics, including locations, people, objects, and concepts.
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Japan:
nihon -
Japanese people:
nihonjin -
Japanese language:
nihongo -
English language:
eigo -
Arabic language:
arabiago -
Student:
gakusei -
Teacher:
sensei -
Everyone:
minasan -
I/Me:
watashi -
Family:
kazoku -
Friend:
tomodachi -
University:
daigaku -
Company:
kaisha -
Employee:
kaisha-in -
Government worker:
koumu-in -
Engineer:
enjinia -
Cat:
neko -
Dog:
inu -
Fish:
sakana -
Meat:
niku -
Hobby:
shumi -
Music:
ongaku -
Cooking/Japanese cuisine:
riyouri/nihon ryouri -
Travelling:
ryokou -
Chopsticks:
hashi -
This/That/That (over there):
kore/sore/are -
Here/There/over there:
koko/soko/asoko -
Umbrella:
kasa -
Watch/Clock:
tokei -
Bicycle:
jitensha -
Chair:
isu -
Bag:
kaban -
Shoes:
kutsu -
Book:
hon -
Mountain:
yama -
Flower:
hana -
Tree:
ki -
Hat:
boushi -
Personal computer (PC):
pasokon -
Television (TV):
terebi -
House:
ie -
Room:
heya -
Today:
kyou -
Tomorrow:
ashita -
Day after tomorrow:
asatte -
Yesterday:
kinou -
Day before yesterday:
ototoi -
Every day:
mainichi -
Culture:
bunka
Phrases
-
Welcome:
youkoso -
Yes:
hai -
No:
iie -
Good morning:
ohayou gozaimasu -
Good afternoon:
konnichiwa -
Good evening:
konbanwa -
How are you?:
ogenki desu ka -
Yes, I'm fine.:
hai, genki desu -
Goodbye:
sayounara -
See you later:
ja, mata -
See you tomorrow:
mata, ashita -
See you next week:
mata, raishuu -
Good night:
oyasuminasai -
Thank you very much:
arigatou gozaimasu -
You're welcome:
douitashimashite -
But:
demo -
No thank you:
kekkou desu -
Excuse me/I'm sorry:
sumimasen -
It's okay/I'm fine:
daijoubu desu -
Do your best:
ganbatte kudasai -
I will do my best:
ganbarimasu
Basic Interrogatives
-
What:
nan -
What is...in Japanese?:
wa nihongo de nan desu ka -
What is/are...?
nani -
How old?:
nansai -
What day of the week?:
nanyoubi -
How many people?:
nannin -
What time?:
nanji -
Who?:
dare -
Whose?:
dare no -
Where?:
doko -
How about...?
dou -
How much?:
ikura -
When?:
itsu
Basic Particles
-
Topic marker:
wa -
Question marker:
ka -
Modifier marker:
no -
=too, also:
mo -
=with:
to -
=and (so on):
ya -
=from/to:
kara
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