My Japanese Log

Onegai shimasu = Please

Hajimemashite = Nice to meet you (for the first time)

Sumimasen = Excuse me (formal)

Gomennasai = Sorry (polite)

O genki de = Take care

Suki desu = I like it

mou ichidou itte kudasai = Please say it again

Hisashiburi = It’s been a while

Jaa mata = See you

These are enough for today. i'll keep practising slowly but surely :)

When I see those turn into kana, I'll know you've cranked it up a notch. 

leosmith wrote:

When I see those turn into kana, I'll know you've cranked it up a notch.
:smile:

lol! I dont have plan to stress myself.. hahaha

Genki desu ka = How are you?

Ja Mata = See you later or Goodbye

Shitsurei Shimasu = Please Excuse Me (for Leaving) - I am wondering if I can use Sumimasen

Wakarimasen = I dont understand

Yokatta = Great! - I always here this word in anime 

sore wa nan desu ka = Whats that?

oishii desu = Its delicious!

onaka ga suite imasu = Im hungry.

mata sugu ni kimasu yo = I’ll be back soon

mata ashita = See You Tomorrow

gambatte kudasai = Hang in there

watashi = I (formal for males, normal for females)

boku = I (normal for males)

start from the beginning...

Onegai shimasu = Please

Hajimemashite = Nice to meet you (for the first time)

Sumimasen = Excuse me (formal)

Gomennasai = Sorry (polite)

O genki de = Take care

Suki desu = I like it

mou ichidou itte kudasai = Please say it again

Hisashiburi = It’s been a while

Jaa mata = See you

Michelle.Batan wrote:

gambatte kudasai = Hang in there

watashi = I (formal for males, normal for females)

boku = I (normal for males)

start from the beginning...

Onegai shimasu = Please

Hajimemashite = Nice to meet you (for the first time)

Sumimasen = Excuse me (formal)

Gomennasai = Sorry (polite)

O genki de = Take care

Suki desu = I like it

mou ichidou itte kudasai = Please say it again

Hisashiburi = It’s been a while

Jaa mata = See you

Nice phrases. One day I would also like to learn the Japanese language. Good luck in your learning journey! :blush:

edz.conde wrote:

Michelle.Batan wrote:

gambatte kudasai = Hang in there

watashi = I (formal for males, normal for females)

boku = I (normal for males)

start from the beginning...

Onegai shimasu = Please

Hajimemashite = Nice to meet you (for the first time)

Sumimasen = Excuse me (formal)

Gomennasai = Sorry (polite)

O genki de = Take care

Suki desu = I like it

mou ichidou itte kudasai = Please say it again

Hisashiburi = It’s been a while

Jaa mata = See you

Nice phrases. One day I would also like to learn the Japanese language. Good luck in your learning journey! :blush:

thank you! :blush: hoping to construct few short sentences soon. 

Welcome! :blush:

o namae wa nan desu ka = What’s your name?

douitashimashite = You’re welcome.

mondai nai yo = No problem.

Sugoi = Wow! or Amazing!

Kakkoii = Cool!

Repeat these phrases: 

Genki desu ka = How are you?

Ja Mata = See you later or Goodbye

Shitsurei Shimasu = Please Excuse Me (for Leaving) - I am wondering if I can use Sumimasen

Wakarimasen = I dont understand

Yokatta = Great! - I always here this word in anime 

yamete! = Stop it!

shinisou = Seems Like I'm Going To Die

abunai = Dangerous

doushita = What Happened?

dewamata = See You Later

mata ashita = See You Tomorrow

sayounara = Goodbye

oyasuminasai = Good Night

Popular Greetings in Japanese

hajimemashite = How do you do

ohayoo gozaimasu = Good morning

konnichiwa = Good afternoon

konbanwa = Good evening

oyasumi nasai = Good night

ja mata = See you, Bye

mata ashita = See you tomorrow

sayoonara = Good-bye

hisashiburi = Long time, no see

samui desu ne = It's cold, isn't it?

ii tenki desu ne = It is a fine day, isn't it?

gomennasai = I'm sorry; Casual expression of apology

doozo o-hairi kudasai = Please come in

omedetoo gozaimasu = Congratulations

doozo o-kake kudasai = Please have a seat

Ganbatte! = Good Luck!, do your best, try hard

Today, ill learn different parts of the body :)

ashi = foot, leg  

kakato = heel

hiza = knee

momo = thigh

atama = head

kao = face

kuchi = mouth 

kuchibiru = lips

ha = tooth

hana = nose 

me = eye

kami = hair

mimi = ear

will continue if I have more time :)

Do you learn Japanese with Romaji (Latin alphabet letters) only for now? 

SGP wrote:

Do you learn Japanese with Romaji (Latin alphabet letters) only for now?

trying to learn how to speak Japanese but no plan in learning how to write "yet"

shita = tongue

kata = shoulder

kubi = neck

onaka = stomach

te = hand

ude = arm

senaka = back

mune = chest

uu se to = waist

Michelle.Batan wrote:

shita = tongue
kata = shoulder
kubi = neck
onaka = stomach
te = hand
ude = arm
senaka = back
mune = chest
uu se to = waist

Nice. Are you aware that there is stress (technically called pitch accent) in Japanese words? It's not as important or prominent as stress in Tagalog, but I admit now that I wish I had learned the pitch accent at the same time I learned new Japanese vocabulary. 

leosmith wrote:

Michelle.Batan wrote:

shita = tongue
kata = shoulder
kubi = neck
onaka = stomach
te = hand
ude = arm
senaka = back
mune = chest
uu se to = waist

Nice. Are you aware that there is stress (technically called pitch accent) in Japanese words? It's not as important or prominent as stress in Tagalog, but I admit now that I wish I had learned the pitch accent at the same time I learned new Japanese vocabulary.

hmmmm never heard of that, thanks though! ill search for it :)

ha = Teeth

haguki = Gum / Tooth Ridge

ago = Chin / Jaw

mayu = Eyebrow

odeko = Forehead

kao = Face

hoppeta = Cheek

mabuta = Eyelids

matsuge = Eyelashes