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 Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 9:31 pm
Nouns denote a person, place, or thing. These are common nouns you should know. They are written in English, Kanji/ Kana, and romaji.
I do not have the letters with the line over them to show them the extended pronunciation therefore I will put an extra vowel where it needs to be in these brackets [ ].
I 私 watashi
you あなた anata
he 彼 kare
her 彼女 kanojo
this (something physically or mentally near the speaker) これ kore
that (something physically or mentally near the listener) それ sore
that (something physically or mentally in the distance) あれ are
person 人 hito
child 子供 kodomo
friend 友達 tomodachi
name 名前 namae
Japan 日本 nihon
Japanese people 日本人 nihonjin
Japanese 日本語 nihongo
America アメリカ amerika
American アメリカ人 amerikajin
English (language) 英語 eigo
United Kingdom イギリス igirisu
Canada カナダ kanada
Australia オーストラリア ousutoraria
France フランス furansu
Germany ドイツ doitsu
Spain スペイン supein
teacher 先生 sensei
student 生徒 seito
office worker 会社員 kaisha-in
banker 銀行家 ginkou-ka
Doctor 医者 isha
Policeman 警官 keikan
salesman セールスマン serusu-man
Engineer エンジニア enjinia
house 家 ie
town 町 machi
country 国 kuni
school 学校 gakkou
post office 郵便局 yuubin-kyoku
hotel ホテル hoteru
Department Store デパート depaato
Train Station 駅 eki
Hospital 病院 byouin
factory 工場 koujou
police station 警察 keisatsu
police box 交番 kouban
park 公園 kouen
shrine 神社 jinja
temple お寺 o-tera
money お金 o-kane
thing 物 mono
postage stamp 切手 kitte
letter 手紙 tegami
clothes 服 fuku
Shirt シャツ shatsu
hat/cap 帽子 boushi
necktie ネクタイ nekutai
shoes 靴 kutsu
umbrella 傘 kasa
bread パン pan
meat 肉 niku
fish 魚 sakana
egg 卵 tamgo
apple りんご ringo
banana バナナ banana
confectionary お菓子 o-kashi
coffee コーヒー kouhii
room 部屋 heya
book 本 hon
pen ペン pen
pencil 鉛筆 enpitsu
watch 時計 tokei
glasses 眼鏡 megane
camera カメラ kamera
television テレビ terebi
car 車 kuruma
automobile 自動車 jidousha
bicycle 自転車 jitensha
bus バス basu
subway 地下鉄 chikatetsu
airplane 飛行機 hikouki
mountain 山 yama
river 川 kawa
tree 木 ki
water 水 mizu
hot water お湯 o-yu
dog 犬 inu
cat 猫 neko
flower 花 hana
Cherry tree 桜 sakura
rose ばら bara
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:27 am
Post what you think of this because I like to know your opinions.
BONUS: Try to read my signature and what it means... wink
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 9:28 am
Mikagi-sama Nouns denote a person, place, or thing. These are common nouns you should know. They are written in English, Kanji/ Kana, and romaji. I do not have the letters with the line over them to show them the extended pronunciation therefore I will put an extra vowel where it needs to be in these brackets [ ].
I 私 watashi
you あなた anata
he 彼 kare
her 彼女 kanojo彼 and 彼女 are not used in real japanese, except mean girlfriend, boyfriend and sometime 彼女 even mean girl. how old you are? you seem new at japanese.
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 10:54 am
Aiko_589 Mikagi-sama Nouns denote a person, place, or thing. These are common nouns you should know. They are written in English, Kanji/ Kana, and romaji. I do not have the letters with the line over them to show them the extended pronunciation therefore I will put an extra vowel where it needs to be in these brackets [ ].
I 私 watashi
you あなた anata
he 彼 kare
her 彼女 kanojo彼 and 彼女 are not used in real japanese, except mean girlfriend, boyfriend and sometime 彼女 even mean girl. how old you are? you seem new at japanese. I highyl doubt that. So what, there's real and fake Japanese? First, I just checked my dictionary and this is what I got: 恋人 koibito- lover 彼氏 kareshi he/him, boyfriend 彼女 kanojo- she/her, girlfriend (used by men) ボーイフレンド- boifurendo- boyfriend ガールフレンド garufurendo- girl friend You are partially right but kare acutally is used as he. The same as kanojo. If it isn't spelled like that then why do books and dictionaries have them but not only that lots of people right using it. I've seen it on anime too! If it isn't those than what is it if you're so right? Plus age has nothing to do with it, I'm 15. And no I am not knew!
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:07 am
Mikagi-sama Aiko_589 Mikagi-sama Nouns denote a person, place, or thing. These are common nouns you should know. They are written in English, Kanji/ Kana, and romaji. I do not have the letters with the line over them to show them the extended pronunciation therefore I will put an extra vowel where it needs to be in these brackets [ ].
I 私 watashi
you あなた anata
he 彼 kare
her 彼女 kanojo彼 and 彼女 are not used in real japanese, except mean girlfriend, boyfriend and sometime 彼女 even mean girl. how old you are? you seem new at japanese. I highyl doubt that. So what, there's real and fake Japanese? First, I just checked my dictionary and this is what I got: 恋人 koibito- lover 彼氏 kareshi he/him, boyfriend 彼女 kanojo- she/her, girlfriend (used by men) ボーイフレンド- boifurendo- boyfriend ガールフレンド garufurendo- girl friend You are partially right but kare acutally is used as he. The same as kanojo. If it isn't spelled like that then why do books and dictionaries have them but not only that lots of people right using it. I've seen it on anime too! If it isn't those than what is it if you're so right? Plus age has nothing to do with it, I'm 15. And no I am not knew! what an idiot. i mean in speech. kanojo not even word. it evented about 100 year ago to make translate text easier. ano shito is politer and more used. yes i heard it used too, but it is not good to use.only a person who learned japanese form dictinary and books would do that , and just like watching r rate movie not suited for learn english, neither anime. 15, wow, i am 21 stare
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:10 am
a dictinary would say many things not use much in japanese. you should know. if you trust dictionary to much you will be sound like foreinger. i check your other word they are good and correct. it only kare and kanojo.
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:12 am
why in your signature you have written mikagiichi sama? rofl then sen written vertical if that is what you wanted.
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 11:19 am
something to know for he/she: ano shito/kata (hyojungo= hito)= polite for he she. kare and kanojo is rude and odd person name= even when saying you a person name is prefer. same is for he/she (if you know name) kare/kanojo= yes these are sometime use like "mikagi"-KUN ( twisted ) point out. they can be rather rude at time. kanojo, is an invention to japanese so it not so naturally use.(somtime) everything2 kare "He" or "him". The title, position, or name of the person referred to is usually preferred. Plural: karera, "they" (masculine or mixed). kanojo "She" or "her". Again, title, position, or name is usually preferred over this pronoun. Plural: kanojotachi, referring to a group of females. ano hito Often used for "he", "she", or to mean "that person" (the literal meaning). This is more common than the previous two pronouns for referring to a third person. Plural: ano hitobito or ano hitotachi, which indicates "they" or "those people". here link= http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=632638
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:24 pm
Aiko_589 why in your signature you have written mikagiichi sama? rofl then sen written vertical if that is what you wanted. Il fix that but it does not say that. That is supposed to be a dash. Look at the difference: 一 ichi ー dash noW compare them to mine and it's the dash. So it actualyl says MI KA GI (DASH) SAMA Oh and by the way it was never made to be vertical. This guild just makes it like that.
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:27 pm
Aiko_589 something to know for he/she: ano shito/kata (hyojungo= hito)= polite for he she. kare and kanojo is rude and odd person name= even when saying you a person name is prefer. same is for he/she (if you know name) kare/kanojo= yes these are sometime use like "mikagi"-KUN ( twisted ) point out. they can be rather rude at time. kanojo, is an invention to japanese so it not so naturally use.(somtime) everything2 kare "He" or "him". The title, position, or name of the person referred to is usually preferred. Plural: karera, "they" (masculine or mixed). kanojo "She" or "her". Again, title, position, or name is usually preferred over this pronoun. Plural: kanojotachi, referring to a group of females. ano hito Often used for "he", "she", or to mean "that person" (the literal meaning). This is more common than the previous two pronouns for referring to a third person. Plural: ano hitobito or ano hitotachi, which indicates "they" or "those people". here link= http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=632638Funny... well that means everyone in this guild and everywhere else is wrong then. Oh well... But you you're rude too! So I would compain.
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 2:04 pm
Mikagi-sama Aiko_589 something to know for he/she: ano shito/kata (hyojungo= hito)= polite for he she. kare and kanojo is rude and odd person name= even when saying you a person name is prefer. same is for he/she (if you know name) kare/kanojo= yes these are sometime use like "mikagi"-KUN ( twisted ) point out. they can be rather rude at time. kanojo, is an invention to japanese so it not so naturally use.(somtime) everything2 kare "He" or "him". The title, position, or name of the person referred to is usually preferred. Plural: karera, "they" (masculine or mixed). kanojo "She" or "her". Again, title, position, or name is usually preferred over this pronoun. Plural: kanojotachi, referring to a group of females. ano hito Often used for "he", "she", or to mean "that person" (the literal meaning). This is more common than the previous two pronouns for referring to a third person. Plural: ano hitobito or ano hitotachi, which indicates "they" or "those people". here link= http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=632638Funny... well that means everyone in this guild and everywhere else is wrong then. Oh well... But you you're rude too! So I would compain. ok point taken, but what do you mean that the guild makes the sen that way? i dont get it sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 3:01 pm
Aiko_589 Mikagi-sama Aiko_589 something to know for he/she: ano shito/kata (hyojungo= hito)= polite for he she. kare and kanojo is rude and odd person name= even when saying you a person name is prefer. same is for he/she (if you know name) kare/kanojo= yes these are sometime use like "mikagi"-KUN ( twisted ) point out. they can be rather rude at time. kanojo, is an invention to japanese so it not so naturally use.(somtime) everything2 kare "He" or "him". The title, position, or name of the person referred to is usually preferred. Plural: karera, "they" (masculine or mixed). kanojo "She" or "her". Again, title, position, or name is usually preferred over this pronoun. Plural: kanojotachi, referring to a group of females. ano hito Often used for "he", "she", or to mean "that person" (the literal meaning). This is more common than the previous two pronouns for referring to a third person. Plural: ano hitobito or ano hitotachi, which indicates "they" or "those people". here link= http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=632638Funny... well that means everyone in this guild and everywhere else is wrong then. Oh well... But you you're rude too! So I would compain. ok point taken, but what do you mean that the guild makes the sen that way? i dont get it sweatdrop I mean that most people in this guild, on gaia and from classes my friend takes, kare and kanojo are the pronouns in I, you, he/she, we, you (plural), they.
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 3:07 pm
Mikagi-sama Aiko_589 Mikagi-sama Aiko_589 something to know for he/she: ano shito/kata (hyojungo= hito)= polite for he she. kare and kanojo is rude and odd person name= even when saying you a person name is prefer. same is for he/she (if you know name) kare/kanojo= yes these are sometime use like "mikagi"-KUN ( twisted ) point out. they can be rather rude at time. kanojo, is an invention to japanese so it not so naturally use.(somtime) everything2 kare "He" or "him". The title, position, or name of the person referred to is usually preferred. Plural: karera, "they" (masculine or mixed). kanojo "She" or "her". Again, title, position, or name is usually preferred over this pronoun. Plural: kanojotachi, referring to a group of females. ano hito Often used for "he", "she", or to mean "that person" (the literal meaning). This is more common than the previous two pronouns for referring to a third person. Plural: ano hitobito or ano hitotachi, which indicates "they" or "those people". here link= http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=632638Funny... well that means everyone in this guild and everywhere else is wrong then. Oh well... But you you're rude too! So I would compain. ok point taken, but what do you mean that the guild makes the sen that way? i dont get it sweatdrop I mean that most people in this guild, on gaia and from classes my friend takes, kare and kanojo are the pronouns in I, you, he/she, we, you (plural), they. oh, well it useful for japanese learner but it best not say in japan (if you make it)
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 1:18 pm
soo.. Kare means He.. and Kanojo means She... So the manga.. 'Kare Kano' would that maybe have something to do with 'he she'???? just wondering...
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:06 pm
wow that was really helpful, even though I knew quite a bit of the ones you listed. I did learn a lot of new words though. Thank you biggrin
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