wat r some useful Japanese words?

Answer 1

some useful Japanese words are:

ohayo gozaimas- good morning

konichiwa- hello/good afternoon

konbanwa- good evening

daijabu- are you ok?

arigato gozaimas- thank you

chotto matte kudasai- wait a minute please

honto- really

genki deska- how are you?

nani- what?

suki desu- i like this

sumimasen- excuse me

yamete- stop

haiyaku- hurry

hai-yes

saynora- bye

gomen- sorry

hajimemashite-happy to meet you

oishii- delicious

sugoi- cool/awesome

kawaii- cute

sodane- that's right

soba- noodles

gohan- rice

ocha- tea

namae wa (name) desu- my name is (name)

that's basically all i know. well have fun using them.

Answer 2

yeah of course greeting is important.
ohayou gozaimasu- good morning
konnichiha- good afternoon
konnbanha-good evening
yaa- hi, hey
oyasumi (nasai - polite)- good night
gomen (nasai - polite)- I'm sorry, excuse me.
suimasen- excuse me, sorry.
genki? - how are you?
un- yeah - yes
iya, chigau -no
iiyo- okay, ok

you can make such conversations below.
＊
A: Ohayou!
B: Ohayou!
A: Gennki?
B: Unn, maane(so-so).
A: Saikin Atsui ne. (It's hot these days, isn't it?)
B: honnto, soudane. (Yes it's really hot.)

＊
A: Konnbanwa!
B: konnbannwa.
A: kyou hima? (Are you free today?)
B: un, gogo kara wa ne. (Yes, I'm free in the evening.)
A: Syoukuji ni ikimasenka? (Shall we have dinner this eveing?)
B: Mochiro, arigatou. (Of course, thanks)

You also better learn some common words as well as phrases.
mizu- water, ocha- green tea
inu- a dog, neko- aa cat
asa- morning, hiru- around noon, yuugata- evening, yoru- night
okiru- get up/ wake up...

you can ask me anything about Japanese. Here, just feel free to call me.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Here are some words for you

Hello. Konnichiwa.

Good Morning. Ohayou.
Ohayou-gozaimasu. (Polite)

Good afternoon. Konnichiwa.

Good evening. Konbanwa.

Good night. Oyasumi. Oyasuminasai.

Good bye. Sayounara.

See you later. Dewa mata.

See you tomorrow. Mata ashita.

How do you do. Hajimemashite.

I'm glad to see you. Oai-deki-te ureshii-desu.

How are you? Ogenki desu-ka.

I'm fine. Genki-desu.

And you? Anata wa?

I'm fine, too. Watashi-mo genki-desu.

Thank you. Arigatou. /
Arigatou-gozaimasu.(polite)

Answer 5

Domo Ari gato

Answer 6

Sumimasen!!! (Excuse me.) Very useful for attracting attention from waiters and salespeople, as well as getting people out of your way on train platforms.

Also, not that you would use this one yourself, but you'll hear "Irashaimase" (Welcome or May I help you?) all the time from street vendors and sales ladies in department stores.

Answer 7

words are good but you might want to learn some kanji for food and places.
some words
food=tabemono
drink=nomimono
meat/beef=niku
chicken/bird=tori
kono=this
doko=where
wakarimasen=i dont understand
i forget pig cause i dont eat it.
depends on what you want to do.

Answer 8

Tamagotchi, roughly translated as a pointless electronic pet.

Answer 9

The best Japanese word for a total non-speaker to learn is sumimasen. (SU-MI-MA-SEN) It can mean a wide variety of things including:

Excuse me (I need your attention)
Excuse me (Sorry I stepped on your foot)
Excuse me (You're stepping on my foot !)
Sorry (I got drunk and crashed your car)
Thank you

If you only learn one word in Japanese, sumimasen is probabably the best place.

Answer 10

O-ha-yo = Good morning
Arigato = Thank you
Kon-ni-chi-wa = Hello
Ai-shite-ru = I love you
Sayonara = Good bye