Japanese
Hindi
German
French
Russian
Chinese
100

empty orchestra (music reproductions without the voice of the singer)

karaoke

100

(house) in the Bengal style

Bungalow

100

"children's garden"; day-care centre, playschool, preschool

Kindergarten,

100

a yummy cake

gateau

100

- the intellectual elite.

Intelligentsia

100

lit. full of water

Monsoon

200

a type of mandarin orange

satsuma

200

to tie.

bandana

200

sandwich with a meat patty and garnishments

Hamburger,

200

good manners

etiquette

200

Something of great size

Mammoth

200

A Japanese neologism, jinrikisha (c. 1887) composed of Chinese elements 人 (rén/jin) "human," 力 (lì/riki) "power," and 車(chē/sha) "vehicle."

Rickshaw

300

Large wave caused by earthquakes or other underwater disturbances.

tsunami

300

a letter or note.

chit

300

type of rigid airship, named after its inventor

Zeppelin

300

to puff

soufflé

300

A knitted hat that covers the face

Balaclava

300

hurry, urgent

Chop chop

400

a traditional full-length robe-like garment still worn by women, men and children

Kimono

400

meaning rub! Something we regularly use. 

Shampoo

400

"attention"

Achtung

400

connected with for projecting a series of photographs in rapid succession so as to produce the illusion of movement. Place where we can watch films.

cinema

400

space sailor

Cosmonaut

400

-a language used for communication between people not sharing a common language, made in an effort to communicate better

Pidgin

500

"divine wind"; refers to to the airplane used in the suicide crash

kamikaze

500

meaning "leg garment"

Pyjamas

500

"over"; used to indicate that something or someone is of better or superior magnitude,

über

500

a fabric created in de Nîmes (from Nîmes)!

denim

500

false information with the intention to deceive public opinion

Disinformation

500

a concoction of pickled fish and spices

Ketchup