Japanski jezik

会う (au) to meet 青 (ao) blue 青い (aoi) blue 赤 (aka) red 赤い (akai) red 明い (akarui) bright 秋 (aki) autumn 開く (aku) to open, to become open 開ける (akeru) to open 上げる (ageru) to give 朝 (asa) morning 朝御飯 (asagohan) breakfast あさって (asatte) day after tomorrow 足 (ashi) foot, leg 明日 (ashita) tomorrow あそこ (asoko) over there 遊ぶ (asobu) to play, to make a visit 暖かい (atatakai) warm

職業 shokugyou Occupation 医者 isha Doctor 看護婦 kangofu Female Nurse 看護師 kangoshi Nurse 歯科医 shikai Dentist 科学者 kagakusha Scientist 美容師 biyoushi Hairdresser/Beauty Artist 教師 kyoushi Teacher 歌手 kashu Singer 運転手 untenshu Driver/Chauffeur 画家 gaka Painter/Artist 芸術家 geijutsuka Artist 写真家 shashinka Photographer 作家 sakka Author/Writer 演説家 enzetsuka Speaker/Orator 演奏家 ensouka Performing Musician 演出家 enshutsukan Producer/Director 建築家 kenchikuka Architect 政治家 seijika Politician 警官 keikan Policeman shefu Chef 裁判官 saibankan Judge 弁護士 bengoshi Lawyer/Attorney 会計士 kaikeishi Accountant 消防士 shouboushi Firefighter/Fireman 兵士 heishi Soldier 銀行員 ginkouin Bank Employee 公務員 koumuin Civil Servant/Government Worker 駅員 ekiin Station Worker/...

揚げ足を取る [あげあしをとる, ageashi o toru] trip up somebody 足が遅い [あしがおそい, ashi ga osoi] be slow; be a slow walker; be slow on one’s feet 足がつく [あしがつく, ashi ga tsuku] leave tracks 足が遠退く [あしがとおのく, ashi ga toonoku] be far away; keep away; visit less often 足が速い [あしがはやい, ashi ga hayai] be fast; be a fast walker; be fast on one’s feet 足が速める [あしがはやめる, ashi ga hayameru] pick up the pace; walk faster 足でまとい [あしでまとい, ashi de matoi] a drag; a person who is a burden 足止めをする [あしどめをする, ashidome o suru] slow down; stop 足取りをする [あしどりをする, ashidori o suru] trip someone up 足並みをそろえて [あしなみをそろえて, ashinami o soroete] cooperate 足元に付け込む [あしもとにつけこむ, ashimoto ni tsukekomu] have a person at a disadvantage 足元の明るいうちに [あしもとのあかるいうちに, ashimoto no akarui uchi ni] a thing should be done before it is too late 足を洗う [あしをあらう, ashi o arau] go straight; become a decent person; turn over a new leaf 足を奪われる [あしをうばわれる, ashi o ubawareru] be deprived of 足を出す [あしをだす, ashi o dasu] reveal a secret; let the cat out of the...

あなたの助けが必要です。 Anata no tasuke ga hitsuyōdesu. I need your help. Words of the sentence; あなたの - anata no - your 助け - tasuke - help, aid, assistance が - ga - (nominative case particle), but (conjunction) 必要です - hitsuyō desu - necessary, required (polite)

えいご で 　だいじょうぶです か 。 Eigo de daijoubu desu ka. (Is English okay?) これ は 　しんじゅくに　いきます か 。 Kore wa Shinjuku ni ikimasu ka.   (Does this go to Shinjuku?) これ は 　しんじゅくに　とまります か 。 Kore wa Shinjuku ni tomarimasu ka. (Does this go to Shinjuku?) やまのてせん は 　どこです か 。 Yamanote-sen wa doko desu ka.   ( Where is Yamanote-Line ? )

Watakushi 私 : Most polite and formal version Watashi 私 : most common. Used more by women than men. Atashi あたし : Mostly used by young females. Sounds cute. Atai 私 : Slang version of "Atashi" Washi わし : Mostly used by older men to younger or lower rank people. Uchi うち : Used mostly by women. A neutral version also refers to "us" (family, company, etc.) as opposed to "them" or "you". Jibun 自分 : Neutral. Refers to the "self", so can be use for "I" or "you". "Jibun no" (自分の) means "my" or "your" and "jibun de" (自分で) means "myself" or "youself". Boku 僕 : Common for younger men (sometimes women). Sounds more refine than "ore". Ore 俺 (also "Ora" in dialect) : Used by virile or older men. Not as polite as "watashi". Oresama 俺様 : Arrogant and rude version of "Ore" Orera 俺ら (also "Oira" in dialect) : Plural...

腕一本ど世を渡る [うでいっぽんどよをわたる, ude ippon do yo o wataru] be fully self-supporting. 腕が嘆く [うでがなげく, ude ga nageku] itch for action; be itching for some action. 腕組みをする [うでぐみをする, udegumi o suru] fold one’s arms. 腕に捻りをかける [うでにひねりをかける, ude ni hineri o kakeru] strain every nerve. 腕のある [うでのある, ude no aru] capable, able. 腕の人 [うでのひと, ude no hito] a person of ability. 腕捲くりする [うでまくりする, ude-makuri suru] roll up one’s sleeves. 腕を組む [うでをくむ, ude o kumu] fold one’s arms.