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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
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Useful Japanese phrases


A collection of useful phrases in Japanese.

Welcome







ようこそ (yōkoso)
Hello 今日は (konnichiwa)
おっす (ossu) - used between close male friends
もしもし (moshi moshi) - on phone
How are you?

I'm fine, thanks. And you?
お元気ですか? (o genki desu ka)
はい、元気です。あなたは? (hai, genki desu. anata wa?)
お蔭様で元気です (o kagesama de genki desu)
Long time no see 久しぶり (hisashiburi)
お久しぶりですね (o hisashiburi desu ne)
What's your name?

My name is ...
お名前はなんですか? (o-namae wa nan desu ka)
... だ (... da) (inf)
...です (... desu) (frm)
Where are you from?

I'm from ...
出身はどこですか? (Shusshin wa doko desu ka?)
どちらからですか (Dochira kara desu ka?) - frm
(私は)~出身です ((watashi wa) ... shusshin desu)
Pleased to meet you 初めまして (hajimemashite)
初めまして。どうぞ宜しく
(hajimemashite. dōzo yoroshiku) reply
お会いできて嬉しいです (oaidekite ureshii desu)
Good morning お早うございます / おはようございます (ohayō gozaimasu)
お早う / おはよう (ohayō)
Good afternoon 今日は / こんにちは (konnichiwa)
Good evening 今晩は / こんばんは (konbanwa)
Good night おやすみなさい (oyasumi nasai)
おやすみ (oyasumi)
Goodbye さようなら (sayōnara)
いって来ます (ittekimasu)
- 'I'll be back' - you are leaving
いってらっしゃい (itterasshai)
- 'come back soon' - you are staying
じゃあまたね (jā mata ne) - see you later
Good luck ご幸運を祈ります! (gokoūn o inorimasu) - frm
頑張ってね (gambatte ne) - inf
Have a nice day 良い一日を (Yoi ichinichi o)
Bon voyage
(Have a good journey)
よい旅行を (yoi ryokō o)
ごきげんよう!
(gokigen yō - Goodbye / Good luck)
いってらっしゃい
(itte irasshai - Go and come back)
一路平安を祈る
(ichiroheian o inoru)
- I wish you a smooth road (old fashioned)
Excuse me すみません! (sumimasen)
How much is this? いくらですか (ikura desu ka?)
Sorry ごめんなさい! (gomen nasai)
Thank you





Response
どうも (dōmo)
ありがとう (arigatō)
ありがとうございます (arigatō gozaimasu)
どうもありがとう (dōmo arigatō)
どうもありがとうございます (dōmo arigatō gozaimasu)
どう致しましてどういたしまして (dō itashimashite)
Where's the toilet? 便所はどこですか
(benjo wa doko desu ka?)
トイレはどこですか
(toire wa doko desu ka?)
手洗いはどこですか
(tearai wa doko desu ka?)
This gentleman/lady
will pay for everything
この人が全部払います
(konohito ga zembu haraimasu)
Would you like to
dance with me?
一緒に踊りませんか
(isshoni odorimasenka?)
I love you 好きです (suki desu)
好きだ (suki da)
好きだよ (suki dayo)
好きよ (suki yo) f
大好きです (daisuki desu)
愛してるよ (aishiteru yo)
愛してるわ (aishiteru wa) >f
Get well soon お大事に (odaiji ni)
Language difficulties


Do you understand? 分かりますか
(wakarimasu ka?) - frm
I understand わかります (wakarimasu)
わかる (wakaru) inf
I don't understand わかりません (wakarimasen) - frm
わからない (wakaranai) - inf
I understood 分かりました
(wakarimashta) - frm
Please speak more slowly ゆっくり話してください
(yukkuri hanashite kudasai)
ゆっくり言ってください
(yukkuri itte kudasai)
Please write it down 書いてください (kaite kudasai)
書いて、頂けますか
(kaite itadakemasu ka)
Please say that again もう一度、言ってください
(mō ichido, itte kudasai)
Do you speak Japanese?



Yes, a little
日本語を話しますか (Nihongo o hanashimasu ka?)
日本語は話せますか (Nihongo wa hanasemasu ka?)
日本語はできますか (Nihongo wa dekimasu ka?)
はい、話します (Hai, hanashimasu)
はい、話せます (Hai, hanasemasu)
はい、出来ます (Hai, dekimasu)
How do you say ...
in Japanese?
... は日本語でなんと言いますか。
(... wa nihongo de nanto īmasu ka?)
I don't speak Japanese 日本語を話せません (Nihongo o hanasemasen)
Do you speak English? 英語はできますか (Eigo wa dekimasu ka?)
Does anyone
speak English?
英語の話せる人はいませんか (Eigo no hanaseru hito wa imasen ka)
誰か、英語が話せますか
(dare ka, eigo ga hanasemasu ka?)
Sorry, I didn't
understand that
すみません。分かりませんでした

(sumimasen. wakarimasen deshita)
What did you say? なんて言いましたか
(nan te iimashita ka?)
Can you translate
it for me?
訳してください
(yakushite kudasai)
What does this mean? これはどういう意味ですか
(kore wa dōiu imi desu ka)
How do you pronounce that? これはどんな風に発音しますか
(kore wa donna fū ni hatsuon shimasu ka)
In the hotel


There's a problem
in the room
部屋の設備が壊れていて困っています
(heya no setsubi ga kowarete ite komatteimasu)
There's no hot water お湯がありません

(oyu ga arimasen)
The tap/faucet is leaking 蛇口が漏れています

(jaguchi ga moreteimasu)
The drain is blocked 排水溝が詰まっています
(haisuikō ga tsumatteimasu)
The air conditioner
is too noisy
エアコンがうるさすぎます
(eakon ga urusasugimasu)
Can I have another room? 他の部屋へ移れますか

(hoka no heya e utsuremasu ka?)
When should I
vacate the room?
いつ、部屋を出なくてはなりませんか

(itsu, heya o denakute wa narimasen ka?)
I'd like to check out チェックアウトしたいのですが
(chekkuauto shitai no desu ga)
I'd check out on
this date
この日にチェックアウトしたいのですが

(kono hi ni chekkuauto shitai no desu ga)
Could you call
a taxi please?
タクシーを呼んで下さい
(takusī o yonde kudasi?)
May I see the bill please? 請求書を見せて頂けますか
(seikyūsho o misete itadakemasu ka?)
How much is the
total bill?
請求書の合計額は、いくらですか
(seikyūsho no gōkei wa ikura desu ka?)
Can I have an itemised bill? 明細書を見せて頂けますか
(meisaisho o misete itadakemasu ka?)
I think there's a
mistake on this bill
この請求書に間違いがあるように思うのですが
(kono seikyūsho ni machigai ga aruyō ni omō no desu ka?)
Eating out


Is there a restaurant
near here?
近くにレストランはありますか
(chikaku ni resutoran wa arimasu ka?)
I'd like to reserve a table テーブルの予約を取りたいのですが
(tēburu no yoyaku o toritai no desu ga)
We have a reservation 既に予約をとっています

(sudeni yoyaku o totte imasu)
Do you have
an English menu?
英語のメ二ューはありますか
(eigo no menyu wa arimasu ka?)
Can I see the wine list? ワインのリストを見せて頂けませんか
(wain no risuto o misete itadakemasen ka?)
I am a vegetarian 私は菜食主義者です
(watashi wa saishokushugisha desu)
Bon appetit
(Have a good meal)
どうぞめしあがれ
(douzo meshiagare)
= 'enjoy your meal' - said by the cook/chef
いただきます
(itadakimasu)
- said before a meal by those eating it
ご馳走さまでした
(gochisōsama deshita)
- said after a meal by those who have eaten it
Cheers/Good health! 乾杯 (kanpai) lit. "dry glass"
Emergencies


Leave me alone! ほっといて! (hottoite!)
Help!
Fire!
助けて! (tasukete!)
火事だ! (kaji da!)
Call the police! 警察を呼んでください!
(keisatsu o yonde kudasai!)
Special occasions


Merry Christmas メリークリスマス (merī kurisumasu)
Happy New Year New Year greeting - 'Western' style
新年おめでとうございます
(shinnen omedetō gozaimasu)

New Year greetings (used before New Year)
良いお年を (yoi otoshi o) - inf
良いお年をお迎え下さい
(yoi otoshi o omukae kudasai) - frm

New Year greetings (used at New Year, not before)
明けましておめでとうございます
(akemashite omedetō gozaimasu)
旧年中大変お世話になりました
(kyūnenjū taihen osewa ni narimashita)
今年もよろしくお願いします
(kotoshi mo yoroshiku onegai itashimasu)
Happy Easter 復活祭おめでとうございます (fukkatsu-sai omedetō gozaimasu)
イースターおめでとうございます (īsutā omedetō gozaimasu)
Happy Birthday お誕生日おめでとうございます
(otanjōbi omedetō gozaimasu)
Other phrases



One language
is never enough
言語を一つは決して足りない
(gengo o hitotsu wa kesshite tarinai)
言語は一つだけでは足りない
(gengo hitotsu dake de wa tarinai)
My hovercraft
is full of eels
私のホバークラフトは鰻でいっぱいです
(Watashi no hobākurafuto wa unagi de ippai desu.)



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Thu May 02, 2013 5:37 pm

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When someone asks you if you speak Japanese (日本語を話しますか Nihongo o hanashimasuka?) and you only speak a little, isn't the answer better be はい、少しだけ (Hai, sukoshi dake: Yes, a little bit) instead of はい、話します (Hai, hanashimasu)?
I think answering with 'hanashimasu' means you're at least pretty good in that language.
As far as I know they talk pretty differently when the person they talk to doesn't understand the language very well.



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Thu May 02, 2013 6:01 pm

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Medios wrote:When someone asks you if you speak Japanese (日本語を話しますか Nihongo o hanashimasuka?) and you only speak a little, isn't the answer better be はい、少しだけ (Hai, sukoshi dake: Yes, a little bit) instead of はい、話します (Hai, hanashimasu)?
I think answering with 'hanashimasu' means you're at least pretty good in that language.
As far as I know they talk pretty differently when the person they talk to doesn't understand the language very well.

I have only started to learn the basics but i think you are right.

If the question/answer is : Nihongo o hanashimasuka? -> Hai, hanashimasu
it simple means "Yes i speak (Japanese)", there is no indication of "little" anywhere and the person will think you simply speak japanese and understand it all.

EDIT : but i think it's hanasemasu and not hanashimasu.

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Thu May 02, 2013 6:36 pm

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Medios wrote:When someone asks you if you speak Japanese (日本語を話しますか Nihongo o hanashimasuka?) and you only speak a little, isn't the answer better be はい、少しだけ (Hai, sukoshi dake: Yes, a little bit) instead of はい、話します (Hai, hanashimasu)?
I think answering with 'hanashimasu' means you're at least pretty good in that language.
As far as I know they talk pretty differently when the person they talk to doesn't understand the language very well.
Well, you can use both answer (hai,sukoshi dake & hai, hanashimasu.)
But if the person ask u using these sentences:
日本語話せますか (Nihongo ga* hanasemasu ka?) - Can you speak in Japanese?
日本語できますか (Nihongo ga* dekimasu ka?) - Can you speak Japanese?
It's more likely indicate that the person ask on how good are you in that language.

If the person they talk to doesn't understand Japanese very well, they'd use simple words/ they talk slowly so the listener could understand what they means. But they really appreciate if u can understand Japanese, even though it's just a bit. Lets Learn Japanese - Page 4 97539

*ga is used for kanoukei (potential (can, able) form, such as dekiru, hanaseru, etc.)



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Posted Fri May 10, 2013 2:16 pm

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Bumping the thread to share a learning site i found a few days ago : http://www.memrise.com

It's an awesome site to learn a lot of languages, including japanese of course! They are many free lessons (dozens and dozens for japanese, didn't check the other languages) and the concept is really great. Unlike many sites, there is no full page in black and white with words that you have to read and then learn, it's an "interactive" site. Basically it's a fun way to learn and it works very well.

You choose a course (general, specific, etc like the basics of japanese or something specific like the colors in japanese) and you have a lesson or a lot of lessons to learn what you chose. Each thing you learn must be associate to a picture (a mem) so that it's easier to remember. You can also create your own mem for each word so it suits you better and will be even easier for you to remember.

Sometimes you also have the audio for the words (depends on who created the lesson i think) so you learn to write the words and also how they sound. Then you have small exercises where you have to pick the right answers or write the answer down (romaji or hiragana/katakana!).

You also get points when you answer correctly so it's like a mini game, younger people may appreciate it alot. If you fail to answer a question they show you the learning page again for that word with the picture you chose, the audio, how to write it, etc. and then it continues.

You can also track all your progress in all the courses you take, that means you can stop and then start later again when you have time and always know where you stopped to learn.

Anyways just wanted to share, i have a lot of fun learning on that site!



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Posted Fri May 10, 2013 3:27 pm

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yeah, could be a funny way to learn. I tried a german lesson. So I can say that it could also work with other languages.



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Fri May 10, 2013 4:53 pm

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http://www.freejapaneselessons.com/ If you want to learn japanese step by step, visit this website :D
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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Mon May 13, 2013 5:13 pm

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I have a few questions.

1. Do you use the AM/PM system in Japan to talk about the hours?
Do they say "it's 18h58 now" (いまじゅうはちじごじゅう or "it is 6h58 PM now" ?

I learned that gozen/gogo means AM/PM but not sure how japanese talk about it. Could i get an example in a sentence on how to use gozen/gogo?

2. When you talk about colors, can you do it like in english and use "light/dark" to talk about colors? Like when you have to choose between two red colors, can you say in japanese "i want the dark/light red please". And how do you use it in a sentence?

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Mon May 13, 2013 6:08 pm

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1. You can use both
It's 18h30 : 十八時半です(juu hachi ji han desu) or 午後六時半(gogo roku ji han desu)
Obviouly, you can forget gogo/gozen when you ask, for example, when the train leave the station or when you wake up in the morning. Something that you don"t need to precise if it's in the morning or afternoon

2. I don't know about this .sweat.
But if i'm not mistaken, it complicated and each color (light blue, dark blue, ...) has a different word. It's not easy as only put "light/dark" 青い(aoi)
For example with
-red 赤い(akai), dark red 紅(kurenai)
-blue 青い(aoi), light blue 水色(mizuiro), dark blue 濃紺(noukon),...



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Tue May 14, 2013 1:43 am

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Hum i see arigatou. But for #2 there must be a word to say "lighter/darker" when you talk about something (not colors, something else) so can't you use that?

Because i doubt every japanese knows ALL the names of ALL the colors no? So there must be an easy way to say it Lets Learn Japanese - Page 4 319583

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Posted Tue May 14, 2013 6:33 am

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Maybe the phrase それよりも暗い (sore yori mo kurai: darker than that) and これよりも軽い (kore yori mo karui: brighter than this) is used when you want to ask for something brighter/darker. But as far as I know, in Japanese there are a lot of color names, for example, blue: there's 青 (ao: blue), 紺 (kon: navy blue), 水色 (mizuiro: light blue), 空色 (sorairo: sky blue) and probably more. And they use different words to tell different colors. Even English has their own words for different color (blue, cyan, turquoise, etc)
PS: Please correct me if I'm wrong. I just used what I learned in high school and a little bit of Google...Tongue



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Posted Tue May 14, 2013 12:14 pm

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Okay arigatou Medios Lets Learn Japanese - Page 4 328917

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Mon Jun 10, 2013 1:09 pm

HaRuRiNaMaMiToMo

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Bumping the thread to share a course I created on Memrise. It's about the numbers and counting different things Onion Smile

http://www.memrise.com/course/106094/counting-counters-and-numbers/

Tell me if you find any mistakes and i'll fix it.

Also learning the animals names now and will make a big course soon .smile.

Not sure if some of you are interested but I thought I share it .uhuh.

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Mon Jun 10, 2013 1:15 pm

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there is an app which helps you help to learn anything. Be it language/subjects/anything

here it is: http://ankisrs.net/

I'm using this to enhance my language skills :3



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Thu Jun 13, 2013 1:11 pm

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Created another course to learn 150 animal names in japanese : http://www.memrise.com/course/107797/150-japanese-animals-audio-kata-kanji/

It has audio for each word and also Kanji. There is a big Kanji test at the end if you want to train that part.

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Sat Jun 15, 2013 4:42 pm

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A course about fruits/vegetables if you want to train Happy Onion : http://www.memrise.com/course/109674/60-fruits-and-vegetables-in-japanese/

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Sat Jun 15, 2013 5:47 pm

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woow thanks !! For me, I finished the learning of hiragana/katagana (a good thing ! thanks to jigoku79 ). I'm learning on ici japon for now, but I think I'll buy a book or something (in order to complete what I learned here and on internet). If somebody have a recommandation about a book Nice one



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Posted Sat Jun 15, 2013 8:52 pm


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ちょっと難しい事を投稿します。(笑)
i post a bit harder stuff.
今朝、阿倍総理の「阿倍のミックス」の成長戦略を回って、法案会議が行われました。

kesa, abe souri (abe no mikksu) no seichou senryaku  wo megutte, houan kaigi ga okonawaremasu.

kesa= this morning
souri = prime minister
abe no mikkkusu = economics of prime president abe shinzou
seichou = growth
senryaku = strategy
wo megutte = in reference to/around of a matter (JLPT N2 grammar) 
houan = bill
kaigi = conference
okonowareru = take place

This morning, in reference to abenokkusu`s growth strategy a bill conference  has been taken place.

PS:予め、英日翻訳に於いて、お間違いがある場合、御詫び申し上げます。m(_ _)m
PS: if there are some mistakes concerning the translation in English, i want excuse me beforehand.

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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Sun Jun 16, 2013 8:51 am

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I WANNA KNOW THE USE OF CHI.? .uhuh.



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Posted Tue Jul 30, 2013 10:38 am

darksider59

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Hello everybody !

today, I was learning japanese (as everyday for several weeks now) but I had some trouble with the meaning of a sentence. I'm not sure about the translation :

ええ、友達 の 明子さんとコーヒーを買います

it's the answer of this question : 明日、 デパート へ 行きます か。



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Tue Jul 30, 2013 12:25 pm

babaloued

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明日、 デパート へ 行きます か  Tomorrow, do you go to departement store ?
ええ、友達 の 明子さんとコーヒーを買います Yes, I'll buy coffee with my friend Akiko-san.

I will translate it like this.
I'm not sure about my translation here 友達 の 明子さん (my friend Akiko-san) but if it was a friend of Akiko-san I'll translate as 明子さんの友達



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Tue Jul 30, 2013 1:03 pm

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oh I see. if it was a friend of Akiko it will be like you wrote. (like this for example 明子さんの猫 I guess).

it was the first time that I saw it written like this so I was confused. thank you for your explanation .hail. 



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Re: Lets Learn Japanese
Posted Tue Jul 30, 2013 4:55 pm


chouetsu

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この下記の文では多少迷って居ますので、何方様にご教示を御頂いてませんか?
追伸: 単語や文法こそ、大丈夫ですが、具体的にこの文の全体は分かりません。
何卒、御願い申し上げます。

Translation:
I have some complications  with the following sentence, can someone help me please?
PS : its not about the vocabulary nor the Grammar. Its just about that i do not know the concrete meaning of it.

クリスト教義の正当性をより強固にせんが為の伏線と取れない事も有りません。
単語:
単語/vocabulary:

 

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