hmmm me parec muy intersante esta pag espero q les sirva a todos los que ingresen y si puedenponer algo se sus conocimientos aqui seria chevere..!!a
si podemos aprender algo mas...
aqui estan algunas palabras:
ai- love
aishiteru- I love you
akai- red
anata- you
anata tachi- all of you/them/they (when tachi follows a name it means and company or and others
i.e.: Heero tachi; Heero and others which means the other Gundam pilots.)
ankoko- darkness
aoi- blue
ara- in the morning
arigatou- thank you (using domo is a simpler form. arigatou is a thanks. domo arigatou gozaimasu is with respect.)
asa- morning
asoko- that place, over there
atama- head
atarashii- new
atatakai- warm
baasan- old woman
baka- stupid
basan- aunt
botan- button
bujutsu- martial arts
butsu- strike/hit
byooin- hospital
chairoi- brown
chan- used after a girl's name, shows that she is a little girl (i.e. Sasami-chan)
chibi- small, mini, tiny
chigaimasu- that's not true
chikatetsu- subway
chatto matte- wait a moment
dia- great
daigaku- university or college
daijobu- okay or I'm fine
daijobu desu ka- "are you okay?" or "is it ok?"
daijobuka- "are you alright?"
dare- "who?"
demo- but or however
densetsu- legend
desho- probably
doko- "where?"
doo itashimashite- "you're welcome"
dore- which
doushitano- "what happpend?" also "what's the matter with you?" "what's wrong?"
doushite- "why?"
dozo- please
ichi- one
jin- used after a planetary race such as the Namecks (i.e. Nameck-jin) means the same as the prefix ling, (i.e. Earthling)
kaeru- frog
kai- kingdom, world, realm
kausha- company
kaishi- mysterious death
kakkoi- gorgeous
kaku- hidden
kakumei- revolution
kami- God
kamikami- gods
kanojo- she
kare- he
kasa- umbrella
katta- "I won!"
kawa- river
kawaii- cute
kawaikunee- not cute
kaze- wind
kekkon- marriage
kiiroi- yellow
kiite kudisia- "attention please"
kingin- gold and silver
kirei- beautiful
kisama- "you, you bastard!" (Gokou to Freeza ^_^)
kissaten- coffee shop
kitsune- fox
kiyou- mirror
kodomo- child
koko- here
kokode tomete kudasa- "stop....please."
kokojanai- not present
kokoro- emotion or heart
koku- black
koban wa- "good evening!"
konnichi wa- a greeting, usually "good afternoon."
koohii- coffee
koojoo- factory
koori- ice
koorime- ice woman
koorima- ice demon
kore wa- literally means "this is?" mean "what the?!"
korewa ikura desuka- "how much is this?"
korewa nan desuka- "what's this?"
kouma no tsurugi- demon's sword
kun- when kun is used after a name it's usually for boys with respect (i.e. Nick-kun)
kustu shita- socks
kustu- shoes
kuusou- fantasy
kuwabarakuwabara- "my God!"
kyoo wa ii tenki desu ne- "nice weather today, isn't it?"
kyooshitsu- classroom
kyuuketsu- sucking blood
kyuusu- teapot
ma- devil
maboroshii- mysterious
mado- window
mae- before
makai- devil world
manga- Japanese comic
maru- zero
masaka- "impossible!" also means "it can't be true!!!!!"
mata omeni kakaritai to omoi masu- "I hope to see you again!"
matte- wait
me- woman
mejiro- silver-eyed
midori- green
minna- everyone
mizu- water
moshi moshi- hello
muda- useless
murasaki- purple
naifu- knife
naka- middle
nan de- "what is it?" or "why?"
nandemonai- nothing
nani- "what?"
neko- cat
ni- two
nihon ryori ga tabetai to omoi masu- "I like to eat Japanese food."
ningenkai- human world
ningin- carrot
o genki desu ka- "how are you?"
ocha- tea
odango- dumpling
odokasu- scared
ofukuro- mommy
ohayo- good morning
oikusu dees ka- "how old are you?"
oishi- delicious
ojiisan- grandfather
okaeri nasai- "welcome home!"
okusan- wife
omedetou- congratulations
onaka ga suita- "I'm hungry."
oneechan- older sister
onegai- please
oniichan- older brother
onna- female
ore ga yarou- "leave it to me!" or "I'll do it!"
osoko- there
osokunate- late
otanjoobi onedetoo gozaimas- "happy birthday"
otoko- male
otoko no hito- man
otoko no ko- boy
ototoy- the day before yesterday
ou- king
owaru- to end
oyaji- daddy
oyasumi nasai- "good night"
rei- soul
ryuu- dragon
sama- lord (i.e. Kaiyosama or King Kai)
san- three or when used after a name, it usually is for a formal meeting of respect, (Mr. Mrs. Miss)
satsu- kill or murder
sayonara- "goodbye."
sei- century
seifuku- uniform
senpai- when used after a name it means an upperclassmen
sensei- teacher
senshi- soldier
shi- master
shima- island
shimatta- "damn it!"
shimbun- newspaper
shinjite- believe
shinketsu- heart's blood
shinsetsu- kind
shinu- die
shiroi- white
shirubaa- silver
shisutaa- sister
shita- bottom, beneath, or below
shizuka- quiet
shokubutsu- plant
shokudo- dining room
shouka- crystallization
soba- near or close by
soko- this place or there
sonna- an expression of disbelief
sou da- "oh yes."
sukaato- shirt
suki- like or favorite
suteki- steak
tadamia- "I'm home."
tenechigai- half sister or half brother
tantei- detective
tatemono- building
tenki- weather
tenshi- angel
terebi- television
tetsudatte kudasai- "can you help me please?"
to mattekudisia- stop
toire wa doko des ka- "where is the restroom?"
tonkee- watch or clock
tomodachi- friend
tonari- next to or adjacent
toshokan- library
tousan- father
tsuki- moon
tsukue- desk
uchi- house or home
ue- top or above
umi- sea
urusai- "shut up!" or "silence!"
usagi- bunny or rabbit
ushiro- back, behind or rear
uta- song
wakarimasu ka- "do you understand?"
wakatta- "I know." or "I understand."
yama- mountain
yamayama- mountains
yarou- jerk
yadda- "I did it!"
yokatta- intense gratefulness, often "Thank God!"
yoko- side or beside
yoru- at night
yoshi- "good!" or "all right!"
yukata- robe
yuki- snow
yuroshiku- "nice to see you."
yuubinkyoku- post office
yuumie- famous
zaashi- magazine
zoko- tribe
zutto- forever
