Japanese Vocabulary (w/Grace-sensei)

Assorted vocabulary you are learning with Vince from Grace (written in exclusively in hiragana on one side and in English on the other).

あの

um

えと

um

いま

now

えいご

English (language)

にほんご

Japanese language

ええ

yes (informal)

がくせい

student

〜さい

years old

〜さん

Mr./Mrs.

〜じ

o'clock

せんせい

teacher

そうです

That's right

そうですか

Is that so? Is that right?

でんわ

phone

ばんごう

number (phone)

ともだち

friend

なまえ

name

なん, なに

what

はい

yes

いいえ

no

すみません

excuse me

ありがとう

thank you

あなた

you

きみ

you (informal)

はん

half

だいがく

college, university

アメリカ

America

にほん（日本）

Japan

しごと（仕事）

job; work; occupation

せんせい（先生）

teacher

がくせい（学生）

student

おかあさん（お母さん）

mother

おとうさん（お父さん）

father

おねえさん（お姉さん）

older sister

おにいさん（お兄さん）

older brother

いもうと（妹）

younger sister

おとうと（弟）

younger brother

おいしい

delicious

えんぴつ

pencil

かさ

umbrella

かばん

bag

くつ

shoes

ふく

clothes

やさい

vegetable

メニュ

menu

とけい

watch

ほん

book

きっさてん

cafe

トイレ

toilet

いくら

how much

たかい

expensive, tall

やすい

cheap

いらっしゃいませ

Welcome (to our store)

おねがいします

please

ください

Please give me…

じゃあ

then…; if that is the case,…

どうも

thank you

どうぞ

please; here it is

あれ

that (over there)

それ

that (thing near you)

これ

this one

どれ

which one

あの

that over there + noun

その

that (+noun)

この

this + noun

どの

which (+noun)

つくる(作る)

to make

はしる(走る)

to run

かう(買う)

to buy

おぼえる(覚える)

to memorize

べんきょうする(勉強する)

to study

たべる(食べる)

to eat

のむ(飲む)

to drink

する

to do

なれる(慣れる)

to become

いく(行く)

to go

みる(見る)

to see; to look at; to watch

つかう(使う)

to use

かく(書く)

to write

あう(会う)

to meet

いる

to exist (living)

ある

to exist (inanimate)

ねる(寝る)

to sleep

こたえる(答える)

to answer

くる(来る)

to come

きく(聞く)

to listen; to hear

いう(言う)

to say

きる (着る)

to wear

よむ (読む)

to read

~たい

to want to (conjugated verb + ~たい)

つもり

intention/to mean to/future tense (non-conjugated verb + つもり)

は

(particle) puts forward item you want to talk about/comment on

が

(particle) used same as は but when YOU know the answer but THEY do not

を

(particle) indicates "direct objects" directly involved with/affected by the event

へ

(particle) shows the goal of movement, can replace に in these cases

で

(particle) shows where the event takes place

に

(particle) the goal towards which things move OR the time an event takes place

さかな (魚)

fish

にく (肉)

meat

じてんしゃ

bicycle