How do you say "I win" in Japanese?

Question

Me and my friend are currently learning Japanese and would like to know how to to say "I win" for when we beat eachother in video games or playful arguements. ^-^;

Answer 1

俺の勝ちだ (ore no kachi da) or 俺の勝ち (ore no kachi) will do.

There's also やった (yatta) which means "I did it!" It's used like "I win" or "Yes!" too. Do you remember Chun Li in Street Fighter 2 (Well, you may be too young). She used to say that a lot whenever she won.

Answer 2

Although we use "Japanese" to explain each the language and race in English, Japan has 2 exclusive phrases for it. Japanese as within the language: ??? ???? nihongo "I talk Japanese" : ?????????????? (Watashi wa NIHONGO wo hanashi masu) ??(??? Nihon) manner Japan. The kanji man or woman "?"(? pass) is used to explain language ??(Japan) +? (language)= ???(nihongo) Japanese as in a individual: ??? ????? nihonjin "he's Japanese" : ????????? (kare wa NIHONJIN desu) ?? (??? Nihon) manner Japan. ?(?? Jin) manner individual. ??? (Japan) + ? (individual)= ??? (nihonjin)

Answer 3

watashi (I) wa kachi mashita!(have won!)
Feel free to substitute watashi with more masculine "boku" if you are male. Otherwise stick to "watashi"

Answer 4

A girl says "watashi no kachi" or "atashi no kachi".
A boy says "boku no kachi" or "ore no kachi".

"watashi" sounds feminine and formal.
"atashi" sounds girlish.

"boku" sounds a bit childish.
"ore" sounds masculine.

Answer 5

watashi wa kagaze
or
boku wa kagaze

but if you get a truly true japanese speakerthen you'll be better off.

Answer 6

私は勝ちます

Answer 7

watashi --- shouri -. ^_^

Answer 8

ay ween!