Unlike you, from English into Japanese, with only a handful of simple words, a quick flip on issues (easy to get your voice rise at the end). In fact, I have some Japanese friends who can spend the whole day, with nothing more than these words!
So here we go ...
1 Ka wa ii means cute.
But everything in Japan is cute. Use it for everything from clothes to mobile phones, tell your friends How Sweet Itare.
2 A tsu media hot.
But it is also a greeting in the summer and very hot in Japan! "Atsui"
is a conversation starter used by anyone.
3 Sat mu media cold.
Then, after a week of good weather in October, began to say to everyone: "Samui!" Why is it so cold!
January 4 ki?
Genki is a really cool word for "active", "Energy"
"full of life," but when used asGreeting reads: "How
are you? ". The answer is" Genki desu! "
5 Na ni? Does what?
If you do not really catch anything, then you can say: "Nani?" and can never be repeated. Just like the English "What?" It is not too kind, but is good with people who are not too snobby.
6 Ta Shii is no fun!
Have you heard all over the world, both as a "question Tanoshii?"
( "Are you having fun?") Or answer "Tanoshii!" ( "The
fun!) Veryuseful!
Shi ro 7 Omo I mean it interesting that everything you do seems to Japan, is "Tanoshii"
simply for "fun" or "Omoshiroi" when it is interesting
in "That's cool, I want to know more" way. Again,
Use as a question or answer.
HON 8 to the true meaning
If a friend says they're just a hot day, just say "Honto?"
Means "Really?". The answer is "Honto!" Meaning "Yeah!".
It can also be usedA non-sarcastic.
On 9 ki means "how" and is very similar to that of winter sports.
If you say that, as an application, which means "You like?".
Your answer may be a "Suki" and "Yes, me."
Or try "karaoke, suki?" Means "Do you like karaoke?"
or "Suki sushi?" to understand ...?
10 O i shi i mean delicious.
If you eat something good taste, is, or drink, simply say "Oishii"
to give your seal of approval.You can hear it at every meal and
TV show cooking. Guaranteed to impress your hosts!
So there you go, ten funky words that everyone in Japan to say how wonderful you are talking about the old Nihongo. Honto!