Japanese Vocabulary Quiz

Vocabulary

• 同じ (onaji) means "the same" or "identical"
• 過ち (ayamachi) means "fault", "error", or "mistake"
• 犯しちゃった (okashichatta) means "to commit" (crime), "to perpetrate", or "to make" (mistake)
• 何度も (nandomo) means "time after time", "repeatedly", or "many times over"
• 変る (kawaru) means "to change"
• 嘘 (uso) means "lie"
• 君 (kun) is a polite way to say "you"
• 人 (jin) means "person" or "people"
• 出会えない (de aeru) means "to meet" or "to encounter"
• 行かないで (ikanai de) means "don't go"
• 二日酔い (futsukayoi) means "hangover"
• 治らない (naoranai) means "to get better", "to recover", or "to heal"
• 時間 (jikan) means "time"
• 無駄 (muda) means "uselessness", "pointlessness", or "futility"
• 僕 (boku) means "I" or "me"
• 気持ち (kimochi) means "feeling" or "mood"
• 伝えられない (tsutaerarenai) means "can't convey" or "can't tell"
• 離れる (hanareru) means "to separate", "to be apart", or "to leave"
• 温もり (nukumori) means "warmth" or "gentleness"
• 愛しい (itoshii) means "lovely", "dear", "beloved", or "darling"
• 愛 (ai) means "love"
• もう一度 (mou ichido) means "once more" or "again"
• 信じる (shinjiru) means "to believe"
• 教えて (oshiete) means "to tell" or "to teach"
• 一人 (hitori) means "alone" or "lonely"
• 諦める (akirameru) means "to give up"
• 絶対 (zettai) means "absolutely", "definitely", or "no matter what"
• 無理 (muri) means "unreasonable", "unnatural", or "unjustifiable"