Hai! - Yes!

Iya - Lie No

Douzo - Please

Arigatou/Domo Arigatou/ Arigatou Gozaimasu - Thank you/Thank you very much

Douitashimashite - You're welcome

Gomen-ne, Gomensai - Sorry/Very Sorry

Sumimasen - Excuse me/ Sorry to trouble

Jouto Mate/ Jouto Mate Kudasai - Wait a while/ Please Wait a while

Irashai mase! - Welcome!

Sayanora - Goodbye

Iya, irimasen - No, thank you

Ogenki-desuka - How are you?

Yoroshiku - Nice to meet you

Ohayo/ohayo gozimasu - Morning/Good morning!

Jusu morning - (response to Ohayo)

Konnichiwa - Good Afternoon

Konbawa - Good Evening

Oyasumi/Oyasuminasai - Night/Good Night

Tadaima - I'm home

Okaeri - Welcome back home

Okasan/Otousan - Mother/Father

Oniisan/Onesan - Elder Brother/Sister

Ototo/Imoto - Younger Brother/Sister

Obasan/Ojisan - Grandmother/Grandfather

In order

Baka/Bakabakashi - Idiot/Ridiculous

Betsuni - Its nothing

Daijobu - No problem, nothing to worry

Dare - Who (is pronounced 'da-re' which means 'who')

Do'aho - Big Fool

Ganbatte - Try hard

Hajimemashite - How do you do?

Hanase! - Let go of me!

Hayaku - Hurry Up

Honto./Hontoni? - Really./Really?

Iku zo! - Let's go

Itai - Pain, its hurt

Kawaii - Cute

Ko-ra! - Hey!

Kyaa! - Wow!

Mazui - Not tasty

Minna san - Everybody

Mo~~ - Oh~~

Muru wa' - Useless

Nanda yo? - What is it?

Nani - What

Nani mo - Its nothing

Nani yo - What's the matter

Naru hoto / A so desu ka - I see

Oishii - Delicious

Okane/Yufuku - Money/Rich

Sempai - Addressing someone who older than oneself

Shiku-sho! - Damn it!

Shi-ne - Die

Shirimasen - I don't know

Shitte imasu - I know

Sho-ko! - literally means fast attack

So desu ne - Is that so.

Sugoi - Cool, exciting, amazing

Taosu - Beat

Te-me Temero! - Why you!

Ureshi - I'm so happy

Urusai! - Noisy

Wakarimasen - I do not understand

Wakarimashita/Wakata - I understand

Yamete! - Stop it!

Yappari - Just as I thought