Back Into It Nov '16 Flashcards
Please listen
Kiite Kudasai
Please look
Mite Kudasai
How do you say X in Japanese?
XX Nihongo de nan deska?
I’m from the UK
From particle
Igiris kara kimashta
Kara
What’s your hobby?
What kind of things do you like to do?
Shumi wa nan deska?
I watch Japanese anime
Nihon-no anime o mimas
Do you like music?
Ongaku ga ski deska?
I often listen to music.
Often
Listen
Yoku ongaku o kikimas.
Yoku
Kikimas
Are you a student?
I’m not a student
No I’m not
Gakusei deska?
Gakusei janai des
iie, chigai-mas
I’ll watch a movie tomorrow
Do you watch movies?
Ashta eiga o mimas
Eiga o mimaska?
I go shopping in Shibuya
Shopping
In
Shibuya de kaimono o shimas.
Kaimono
De
Anime and music
Anime to ongaku
Where did you come from?
Where are you from?
Doko kara kimashta ka?
Shusshin wa doko deska?
Who do you like?
Dare ga ski deska?
Why do you study Japanese?
Why
Do’shite Nihongo o benkyo’ shimaska?
Nande Nihongo o benkyo’ shimaska?
Do’shite / nande
What kind of music do you like?
What kind of
Donna ongaku ga ski deska?
Donna
Everyday I read books
Often I read books
Sometimes I read books
Mainichi hon o yomimas
Yoku hon o yomimas
Tokidoki hon o yomimas
rarely
Never
…I don’t read books (double negative)
Amari hon o yomimasen
Zenzen, hon o yomimasen
Where do you live?
I live in Kamata
Doko ni sunde imaska?
Kamata ni sunde imas
Do you often play soccer?
I often play soccer
Yoku sakka o shimaska?
Yoku sakka o shimas
Near / almost right
Chigai
Are you open? (inf)
開いてますか
Aite masu ka?
Weather
天気
Tenki
Many (adj)
There are many people.
たくさんの
Takusan no
いっぱい ip-pai
Very
とても totemo
Be Careful
気をつけて (ki o tsukete)
Please help me
Taskete Kudasai
Together (같이)
Isshoni
this, coming, next (time)
kondo
from / so
This car is old, so I want a new car
Kara
Kono kuruma wa furui kara
atarashi kuruma ga hoshii desu.
Chopsticks
はし
Snow
ゆき
annoying
めんどくさい
I’m sad / I was sad
Kanashii (des)
Kanashiikatta (des)
I am/was lonely
Samishii (des)
Samishii-katta (des)
Also - Sabisishii, samishii-kunai
It’s very cool in here. (시원한)
cool/refreshing
koko wa totemo suzushii desu.
suzushii
just kidding
なんてね! (nante ne!)
person
人 - hito
red
赤 (aka)
blue
青 (ao) = Blue
black
黒 (kuro)
green
緑 (midori)
yellow
黄色 (kiiro)
white
白 (shiro)
please sit down
o suwari kudasai お座りください
please come here
kochira ni ki te kudasai こちらに来てください
or koko ni
show me
mise te kudasai 見せてください
without
nashi ni
straight
please go straight
massugu
massugu itte kudasai
have a good day
yoi ichinichi o
newer phrase, must keep the o
have a good/fun weekend
yoi shuumatsu o. / tanoshii shuumatsu o.
newer phrase, must keep the o
Was your weekend fun?
How was your weekend?
shuumatsu wa tanoshikatta?
shuumatsu wa do datta?
convenient / useful
benri/bendi
popular / well known
ninki
It’s Good
“It’s fine,” “Go right ahead,” “Don’t worry about it” and “no problem.”
いいですよ – It’s Good
いいですよ can be used in a ton of different situations. Think of it as a gentle way to say, “It’s all good.” You’ll often hear いいよ [ii yo] (especially from females). You can treat it as saying “It’s fine,” “Go right ahead,” “Don’t worry about it” and “no problem.”
ダメです (だめです) – It’s No Good
ダメです (だめです)
If you’re being somewhat polite and want to say “It’s not good,” you need to say よくありません[yoku arimasen] which is “It’s not good,” in normal-polite form, or よくない, as in, “It’s not good” in casual form.
To say something is “no good,” you can use ダメ (です). Although you can add です to this word, to say “It’s no good,” it’s more common to add だ (the casual form of です) instead. So ダメだ [dame da] can be translated as, “It’s no good,” “It’s useless” or “It’s pointless.”
One very common usage is dame desu/dame da, uttered when refusing permission or indicating that something is a bad idea.
No problem.
問題ないよ mondai nai yo –
I’m full
お腹が一杯です onaka ga ippai desu
Welcome
いらっしゃいませ irasshaimase
cheap, easy
安い yasui
Hang in there!,” “Don’t give up!,” “Do your best!
Gambaru
boyfriend
kareshi
girlfriend
kanojo
Police
keisatsu
miserable, wretched (situation).
yabai- miserable, wretched (situation).
As an exclamation, this can be translated as “This is bad!” or an emphatic “Uh-oh.”
stop / terminate
Stop it / enough
yameru- to stop, quit, terminate.
The exclamation Yamero! can be translated as “Stop (it)!” or “Enough
forgive me
to forgive, pardon.
Yurushite kudasai/
O-yurushi kudasai
Yurusu- to forgive, pardon.
8 months
Hatchi kagetsu
Don’t touch
SawaRUna
Rhymes with sour, emphasis on RU
Sawara nai de (long version)
I made mistake
Missu-ttah
(Past) informal
Smoking or non smoking?
Non-smoking
Kinen seki ka kitsuen seki (dochira ga yoroshii desu ka?)
Kinen seki
Are you busy now?
Ima isogashii?
いまいそがしい?