japanese!!!

[kakashizzz]

what do u know in japanese this is what i know!!!????
neko=cat
kitsune=fox
uso=lie
uso tsuitara hari senbon nomasu=if you lie ill make you swallow a thousand needles
same=shark
usotsuki=a liar
tako=octupus
kero=frog
yokumo damashitana=how dare you trick me
yubbikita genman=cutting fingers 10,0000 fists
inu=dog
kenichiwa=hello

well u can learn what i know!!!

[Koopaking]

actually "kero" is the Japanese onomatopoeia for the sound a frog makes

[Ryuuzaki]

And I think that, "lie" is "lie" in Japanese but pronounced "la-ee" Thats just what I've heard though XD

[kakashizzz]

oh!!!!!!!!!!

[strike7785]

actually kanichiwa means good afternoon

[Haseo69]

People that know japanese are luckly. All I know is what I pick up will reading the sub titles.

[a2ng0d]

http://www.animefuel.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1813

[x_lilium_x]

"uso tsuitara hari senbon nomasu" is a common gesture in japan..like making a promise..^^ my mom's always using this one on me..

[Break001]

Yea all i know is from reading subtitles from japanese drama's or animes haha

[Thoza]

yeah i will tell you a little

Urusai = Shut up
baka yaro = you stupid
ninggen = Human
Moshi - Moshi = Halo
Ohayo Gozaimasu = Good Morning ( I Think )
Itadakimasu = Thanks For The Food
Arigatou Gozaimasu = Thank You Very Much
Daisuki = I Like You / I Love you
Aishteiru = I Love you
Hoshi = Star
Kasei = Mars
Gomen = Pardon
Gi = Sacrifice
Yakyu = Baseball
Chikyu = The Earth
Chikyugi = A Globe
Ninjo = Human Feelings, Humanity
Dojo = Sympathy
Mujo = Heartlessness
Rabureta = Love Letter
Shiawa-se = Happiness
Ureshii = Happy
Konnichi wa = Hello
Onesan = Elder Sister
Okasan = Mother
Oniisan = Elder Brother
Okami = Wolf

still have alot of them

[Koopaking]

unko = poop, feces, shit, crap

[Shigami]

akai (red) kirei (pretty)
aoi (blue) burei (rude)
urusai (noisy) iya (unpleasant)
hayai (fast)
atarashii (new)
yasui (cheap)
ookii (big)

[Ino]

-Denkô = Lightning

-Kirimomi = Tailspin

-Kaijin= Strange/Weird/Mysterious Person.

- Senpai = Senior, Superior, Elder. A word used for showing great respect to a teacher or mentor, used exclusively by their student/apprentice/whatever. It is not commonly used to refer to an actual educational teacher (Sensei) however, but perhaps a senior student who acts as a teacher to someone else.

- Oyasuminasai = “Goodnight”

- -san = -san is attached to a person's name (It is customary in Japan to use last/ family names, though there are plenty of exceptions.) Other versions you'll see are "-kun " and "-chan", usually used for children.

-Mate= Wait

For example: Ryuuzaki-san, mate!
I used it because it makes more sense.

[kakashizzz]

u guys also know alot!!!

[Russkie]

I know nothing of the Japanese language. I do, however, know English and Russian.

Example:

Собака - dog
Кот - cat
Выйдите из моей лужайки, или я убью Вас. - Get off my lawn or I'll kill you.

[kakashizzz]

i know a few new words
hai=ash
and
taiho=cannon

[strike7785]

i dont want to say it but Im going to have to put off learning Jap for a little wile because I have to study for a police exam

[Unknown]

@Ino

Senpai is simply an upperclassmen..